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A comparison of on-demand H100 GPU rental prices found rates ranging from $2.69 to $12.29 an hour, or $1,964 to $8,972 a month, across AWS, Azure and neocloud providers. The dataset and scripts are published in the datareceipts/data-receipts GitHub repository.
Why it mattersThe comparison says the gap can reflect what comes with the rental: higher-priced options may include features such as InfiniBand networking and enterprise compliance support. So the cheapest listing is not automatically an apples-to-apples bargain, though a single-node job may not need the extras. For anyone budgeting AI compute, the practical question is what the quote includes, not just the GPU model.
Discuss: When comparing cloud GPU prices, how much should providers have to spell out about the infrastructure bundled into the hourly rate?
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