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Amazon Web Services2006Amazon's public cloud, the largest IaaS platform by revenue$0.228/GPU-hr
Microsoft Azure2010Microsoft's public cloud, with the broadest region footprint of the hyperscalers$0.233/GPU-hr
OVHcloud1999Europe's largest homegrown cloud provider, from VPS and bare metal to public cloud$0.770/GPU-hr
Google Cloud2008Google's public cloud, offering NVIDIA GPUs alongside its own TPU accelerators$0.350/GPU-hr
Alibaba Cloud2009Alibaba Group's cloud, China's largest public cloud with global regions$3.50/mo
DigitalOcean2012Developer-focused cloud known for simple Droplet VMs, now also selling GPU Droplets$0.760/GPU-hr
Vultr2014Independent global cloud with VMs, bare metal and NVIDIA/AMD GPUs in 30+ regions$1.67/GPU-hr
Huawei Cloud2012Huawei's public cloud, focused on China, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and the Middle East—
Hetzner1997German host known for low-cost cloud servers, dedicated servers and server auctions—
Scaleway2008French cloud of the iliad group, with instances, Dedibox servers and GPU clusters$0.884/GPU-hr
Exoscale2012Swiss-founded European cloud owned by A1 Digital, with per-second billing and GPUs$1.17/GPU-hr
immers.cloud2018Moscow GPU cloud with immersion-cooled servers and per-second billing$0.435/GPU-hr
Thunder Compute2024Low-cost per-minute GPU instances and agent sandboxes for developers$0.350/GPU-hr
Tencent Cloud2013Tencent's public cloud, strong in gaming, video and Asia-Pacific regions—
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