Network design is often the bottleneck in distributed training. Learn when InfiniBand is worth it, when Ethernet is enough, and how to think about oversubscription, storage traffic, and scale-out planning.
01 / ANALYST READ
Our read
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02 / OVERVIEW
Company overview
Operator class
Pending verification
GPU models tracked
RTX4090, H200, MI350X and 17 more
Services
Colocation, GPU compute, Managed services and 1 more
03 / CAPACITY
GPU lineup by use case
Tracked GPU SKUs grouped by the workload they fit best.
Training
For multi-node runs where interconnect and cluster availability decide the outcome.
H200
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VRAM 141 GBClass Hopper
Best for Large-scale training where memory bandwidth decides the outcome.
A100
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VRAM 80 GBClass SXM
Best for Mature training stacks that value known performance and broad tooling support.
MI300X
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VRAM 192 GBClass AMD
Best for Training and inference for teams evaluating the AMD ecosystem.
GB200
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VRAM 192 GBClass Blackwell
Best for Frontier-scale training and the highest-throughput inference workloads.
Inference
For predictable production serving, latency targets, and steady utilisation.
RTX4090
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Best for RTX4090 workloads.
MI350X
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Best for MI350X workloads.
RTX6000
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Best for RTX6000 workloads.
RTX3090
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Best for RTX3090 workloads.
Fine-tuning
For smaller adaptation jobs, evaluation loops, and budget-controlled development.
A40
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VRAM 48 GBClass Ampere
Best for LoRA fine-tuning, evaluation, and teams watching spend closely.
RTXA6000
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VRAM 48 GBClass Ampere
Best for Development and fine-tuning with 48 GB of memory at workstation pricing.
04 / TRUST
Verification
Evidence that there's a real operator behind the offer.
Indicator
Verification in progress
Operator classification and network checks are being reviewed. Profile reflects publicly available information.
05 / COMMERCIALS
Pricing
Indicative published rates. Final cluster pricing depends on commit length, storage, networking, and capacity.
Hourly rates
$0.34 – $2,800 /hr
Monthly rates
$1,500 – $6,000 /mo
Across 53 published SKUs spanning RTX4090, H200, MI350X, RTX6000.
07 / NEXT
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