Server & GPU Rental

GPU Server Rental

  • Multi-year savings
From $16,800.00 / year per server

Save 5% with a 2-year term or 10% with a 3-year term.

Dedicated NVIDIA GPU servers on annual terms for AI training, inference, rendering and simulation, with full root access.

About this service

  • Dedicated, single-tenant NVIDIA GPUs — L40S or H100 depending on tier
  • Fixed annual price: no per-hour metering and a generous monthly transfer allowance
  • Preinstalled NVIDIA drivers, CUDA toolkit, container runtime and NVIDIA Container Toolkit
  • Full root access plus an out-of-band IPMI/KVM console
  • Hardware monitoring and failed-component replacement included

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About GPU Server Rental

GPU Server Rental gives your data science and engineering teams dedicated NVIDIA GPUs without a hardware purchase, long procurement cycles or unpredictable hourly cloud bills. Each server is single-tenant: the GPUs, CPUs, memory and NVMe storage are reserved for you for the whole term.

Servers are delivered with your choice of Ubuntu LTS or Rocky Linux, current NVIDIA drivers, the CUDA toolkit and a container runtime installed and tested. You get full root access; we handle hardware health monitoring, failed-component replacement and the network.

Choose a tier by GPU memory and interconnect: the L40S suits inference, fine-tuning and visual computing, while H100 SXM servers with NVLink are built for large-scale training.

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All prices in USD, per server per year at the 1-year rate. Swipe the table sideways to see every plan.

Plan comparison for GPU Server Rental
Feature Business Professional Recommended Enterprise
Price $16,800.00 / year per server $189,000.00 / year per server
With a 3-year term $15,120.00 / year Save 10% $170,100.00 / year Save 10%
Best for One NVIDIA L40S for inference, fine-tuning and visual computing. Eight H100 SXM GPUs with NVLink for large-model training.
What’s included
  • 1× NVIDIA L40S 48 GB GPU
  • 16-core AMD EPYC CPU, 128 GB DDR5 ECC RAM
  • 2× 1.92 TB NVMe SSD (3.84 TB)
  • 1 Gbps port with 20 TB monthly transfer
  • Next-business-day hardware replacement
  • Support response within 1 business day
  • 8× NVIDIA H100 80 GB SXM with NVLink (640 GB VRAM)
  • 2× 48-core CPUs, 2 TB DDR5 ECC RAM
  • 8× 3.84 TB NVMe SSD (30.72 TB)
  • 25 Gbps port with 100 TB monthly transfer
  • 4-hour hardware replacement target, 24/7
  • 1-hour response for critical incidents, 24/7
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Specifications

Specifications for GPU Server Rental
SKUTS-RNT-301
CategoryServer & GPU Rental
PricingPer server, per year
ContractAnnual subscription; 1-, 2- or 3-year term
GPU1× L40S 48 GB / 4× L40S 48 GB / 8× H100 80 GB SXM
CPU & memoryFrom 16 cores and 128 GB up to 2× 48 cores and 2 TB
StorageNVMe SSD, 3.84 TB to 30.72 TB depending on tier
Network1, 10 or 25 Gbps port; 20 to 100 TB monthly transfer
OSUbuntu LTS or Rocky Linux; others on request
AccessRoot SSH, IPMI/KVM console, optional VPN
SupportHardware replacement and response times by tier
Lead timeProvisioned in 3–5 business days

Frequently asked questions

Are the GPUs shared with other customers?

No. Every GPU in your server is dedicated to you for the full term. There is no time-slicing or virtual GPU partitioning unless you configure it yourself.

Can we change the configuration during the term?

You can upgrade to a higher tier or add servers at any time; the change is prorated to your renewal date. Downgrades take effect at renewal.

What software is included?

We install the operating system, NVIDIA drivers, the CUDA toolkit and a container runtime. Frameworks such as PyTorch or TensorFlow can be preinstalled on request; support for your own application code is not included.

What happens to our data at the end of the term?

Your data stays on the server until the last day of the term, and we recommend copying it off during the final two weeks. Drives are securely wiped before the hardware is reassigned.

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