Show HN: The cheapest GPU cloud – H100s at $2.04/HR, H200s at $3/HR

Posted by EmiCorleone 5 days ago

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Comment by khelavastr 5 days ago

This company would be more trustworthy if it listed an HQ, about page, history founder info, or anything...

Comment by otterley 5 days ago

Seems fraudulent. Who’s the operator/owner?

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Comment by root-parent 5 days ago

So its ok for Anthropic and OpenAI to run inference at a loss, but criminal when others do it? :-)

Comment by nairboon 5 days ago

For such a service it's legitimate to ask where those GPUs are working. Where's the data center?

Comment by otterley 5 days ago

It's more about where your money is going, since it's a prepaid offering.

Comment by hathym 4 days ago

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Comment by calgoo 5 days ago

I like thundercompute for my personal stuff, especially a A6000 for 0.35/h when i want to do some training for example.

$1.09/GPU/hr for a H100!!

Comment by freakynit 5 days ago

Their 6000 is never available.. been waiting for over 1 month now... it's always out of stock...

Comment by calgoo 5 days ago

Its available right now for me, but yes i have had a few days where i have used the L40 @0.79 if i require the VRAM as the 6000 is unavailable.

Comment by yread 5 days ago

vast.ai has H100 at 1.93/h, H200 at 3.8/h but no 2500$ minimum. It's also possible to get a DPA with them, see where the machine is, this feels a bit comparatively dodgy

Comment by rukuu001 5 days ago

Curious, how do services like this stay compliant with export controls on these devices? I assume a credit card is all I need to access these things?

Comment by adobrawy 5 days ago

They do not export devices, they export services.

Comment by dannyw 5 days ago

Precisely. BIS does not consider cloud compute services to be exports.

There are some rules around when you knowingly know that a customer is military or WMD, and you obviously can’t supply services to someone on the entity list; but KYC-through-credit card kinda works at small scale.

Comment by zaptrem 5 days ago

Not the cheapest. Many providers have spot H100s for $8-12, and H200s for slightly less than the above prices

Comment by duttish 5 days ago

Do you mean $8-12 per day? Otherwise I'm confused how it's cheaper.

Comment by zaptrem 5 days ago

Per hour per 8x node (so $1-1.25 per hour per gpu)

Comment by aesthesia 5 days ago

I assume these are prices for 8x nodes.

Comment by localtoast2 5 days ago

2.038 < 8

Comment by zaptrem 5 days ago

Per hour per 8x node (so $1-1.25 per hour per gpu)

Comment by 0x10ca1h0st 5 days ago

If interested in compute, please let me know, got capacity at market.

Comment by practicalsystem 5 days ago

great timing with codex, claude, cursor, and grok being down

long live opensource

Comment by xyzkoi 5 days ago

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