Read from the order catalogue when this page was served. Card prices are deliberately not among them — GPU dedicated servers holds every one, against the exact machine each figure belongs to.
- Cards in one machine
- More than one is a build we quote rather than a checkout option. How many fit depends on the physical width of the card and on the power budget, so the honest answer needs the specific card. Ask, and the reply names the chassis, the count and the lead time.
- Machines in one cluster
- No limit we impose. Each is a whole physical server rented on its own terms, and they are ordered, billed and replaced independently — there is no cluster product and no minimum node count.
- Platforms that take a card
- 4, and they are not interchangeable. The one with the widest bus to the card (AMD EPYC, PCIe 4.0, 128 lanes per socket) has the lowest network ceiling (20 Gbps) and is in 2 of our 5 rooms. The one that reaches 100 Gbps (Intel Xeon Silver / Gold) gives a card an older bus.
- What joins two machines
- The port on each of them. Speeds run from the included 1 Gbps on every one of them up to 100 Gbps, priced per machine and per month, so a cluster pays for the speed once per node. There is no NVLink fabric and no InfiniBand here; anything beyond an Ethernet port between two of our machines is quoted rather than listed.
- Ceilings in one machine before a second one is needed
- 2 sockets and 1 TB of memory on the best of these platforms. Past either, the answer is another machine.
- Where
- 5 cities: New York, Miami, San Francisco, Amsterdam, Bucharest. Machines that talk to each other should be in one of them together, and New York and Bucharest hold every platform on this page.
- Bandwidth
- Unmetered, both directions, at every speed on the ladder. No transfer allowance, no egress line on any invoice — which is what makes moving a dataset between nodes free rather than metered.
- Tenancy
- One tenant per physical machine, on every node. Cards are passed through to your own operating system: no hypervisor, no MIG partition, no vGPU profile, no time-slicing.
- How soon
- The same ladder as any build here: about four to twenty-four hours when the parts are ones we hold, five to ten working days when they have to be bought in, and ten to fifteen when a part is scarce. A multi-node build is quoted with its long pole named before you commit.
- Term
- One month, no contract, on each machine separately. Three, six and twelve-month cycles take up to 15% off. Where hardware is bought in for one customer we ask for three months up front.
- What this page does not price
- Cards. Every graphics card we fit, what each adds per month and what the machine under it costs are on GPU dedicated servers, priced against the exact machine each figure belongs to.
