The largest HBM per GPU of its generation
256 GB of HBM3E per GPU, 2 TB across an 8-GPU node, holds a 70-billion-parameter model in FP16 on one accelerator and serves 405-billion-parameter models on a single node without spilling to host memory.
CDNA 3 bare metal for memory-bound inference and large-model training: 256 GB HBM3E at 6 TB/s per GPU, 1,307 TFLOPS FP16, 256 MB Infinity Cache, and Infinity Fabric linking 8 OAM GPUs per node on the open ROCm stack. Reserve capacity now.
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Every RedSwitches AMD Instinct MI325X server is single-tenant bare metal with full root and IPMI access, unmetered 1, 10 or 25 Gbps bandwidth, no setup fee, no bandwidth overage and a flat monthly price. Stocked builds are online in about 1 hour, larger configurations up to 8 GPUs per node are built to order, volume and 6/12-month committed-term discounts apply, payments include crypto, and engineers answer 24/7.
Reservations for AMD Instinct MI325X are free and non-binding. An engineer confirms the lead time, holds the hardware for you, and sends a quote before you commit to anything.
No setup fee and a flat monthly price for the whole server. No per-hour meter and no surprise line items, so GPU spend is forecastable.
Unmetered 1, 10 or 25 Gbps uplinks are included, and whatever port speed you choose you can use all of it: no overage charges and no egress bills, ever. Moving datasets, checkpoints and model weights in and out costs nothing extra.
Single-tenant hardware with root and IPMI access. You choose the OS, drivers, CUDA or ROCm version, and the NVLink or MIG layout, and a private VLAN can link your RedSwitches servers.
Single and multi-GPU nodes, up to 8 GPUs per server with NVLink where the card supports it. Volume discounts on multi-GPU and multi-server orders, plus 6 and 12-month term savings.
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Same accelerator, different economics: what changes when the GPU sits in a dedicated server you control instead of a metered instance.
| RedSwitches MI325X server | Typical cloud GPU instance | |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Flat monthly price per server | Per-hour or per-second metering |
| Bandwidth | Unmetered 1/10/25 Gbps, use the full port, no overage or egress fees | Egress billed per GB |
| Private networking | Private VLAN between your servers on request | Paid VPC and peering constructs |
| Setup fee | $0 | Varies by instance and region |
| Tenancy | Single-tenant bare metal | Shared, virtualised hosts |
| Access | Root and IPMI, your OS and drivers | Hypervisor-managed images |
| Multi-GPU | Up to 8 per node, NVLink where supported, built to order | Fixed instance shapes |
| Payments | Card, PayPal, bank wire, crypto | Card or invoice |
| Support | 24/7 engineers on chat, Telegram and email | Ticket tiers, paid support plans |
CDNA 3 silicon with 256 GB HBM3E, 6 TB/s bandwidth, 1,307 TFLOPS FP16, and Infinity Fabric linking 8 OAM GPUs per node.
The largest HBM capacity of its generation: 256 GB per GPU at 6 TB/s, CDNA 3 matrix cores, and the open ROCm stack for inference and training.
256 GB of HBM3E per GPU, 2 TB across an 8-GPU node, holds a 70-billion-parameter model in FP16 on one accelerator and serves 405-billion-parameter models on a single node without spilling to host memory.
Token generation is limited by how fast weights and KV cache can be read; 6 TB/s per GPU, 13% more than MI300X and 25% more than H200, lifts tokens per second on long-context and large-batch serving.
CDNA 3 matrix cores deliver 1,307.4 TFLOPS dense FP16/BF16 and 2,614.9 TFLOPS dense FP8 per GPU, doubling with structured sparsity, for training and fine-tuning as well as inference.
Infinity Fabric links join 8 OAM GPUs all-to-all in the MI325X platform, so tensor-parallel serving and data-parallel training scale across the node with 2 TB of HBM3E behind them.
ROCm 6.2+ runs PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, vLLM, SGLang, Triton and Hugging Face natively; hipify ports existing CUDA code, so you are not locked into a single vendor toolchain.
Single-tenant servers with full root and IPMI access, NVMe storage, unmetered 1/10/25 Gbps uplinks, and no noisy neighbours, with the GPU topology you control.
From memory-bound LLM serving and MoE models to ROCm training and FP64 HPC, where 8x MI325X nodes pay for themselves.
Serve Llama, DeepSeek, Mixtral and proprietary models with vLLM or SGLang; 256 GB per GPU keeps weights and KV cache resident for more concurrent requests per accelerator.
128K-token contexts and high-batch endpoints are memory-bound; 6 TB/s of HBM3E bandwidth turns directly into higher tokens per second per GPU.
MoE models load every expert's weights even when only a few are active per token; 2 TB of HBM3E per 8-GPU node hosts large MoE checkpoints on fewer nodes.
Pre-train mid-size models and fine-tune large ones in BF16 or FP8 with PyTorch on ROCm, scaling across 8 Infinity Fabric-linked GPUs.
163.4 TFLOPS FP64 matrix and 81.7 TFLOPS FP64 vector per GPU for CFD, molecular dynamics, climate and seismic simulation that cannot use low precision.
Replace metered cloud GPU instances with dedicated MI325X nodes: full root access, unmetered bandwidth, no setup fee, and committed-term discounts.
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Availability and reservations, MI325X vs MI300X and H200, 8x Infinity Fabric nodes, pricing, ROCm compatibility, power, and drivers.
MI325X nodes are landing in our data centers soon. Submit the reservation form with your preferred configuration and region; our engineers confirm the lead time for that build, hold the hardware for you, and send a quote. Reservations are free and non-binding until you approve the quote.
MI325X keeps the same CDNA 3 compute as MI300X (1,307.4 TFLOPS FP16, 2,614.9 TFLOPS FP8) but moves from 192 GB HBM3 at 5.3 TB/s to 256 GB HBM3E at 6 TB/s, with peak board power rising from 750 W to 1,000 W. The difference shows when a model or its KV cache does not fit: a 70-billion-parameter model in FP16 with long contexts, large-batch serving, or MoE checkpoints that spill across GPUs on MI300X can stay resident on MI325X. Compute-bound training at short sequence lengths gains little, so MI300X remains the value option there.
MI325X carries 256 GB HBM3E at 6 TB/s per GPU against H200's 141 GB HBM3e at 4.8 TB/s, so one MI325X holds 1.8x the model weights and KV cache. H200 lists 1,979 TFLOPS FP16 with sparsity against 2,614.9 TFLOPS sparse FP16 on MI325X, and draws 700 W against 1,000 W. H200 runs the CUDA ecosystem; MI325X runs ROCm with PyTorch, vLLM and SGLang support, so the choice usually comes down to software stack and memory per GPU.
Pricing is quoted per configuration because GPU count, host CPU, memory, storage and uplink choices vary. Volume discounts apply to multi-GPU and multi-server orders, and every GPU server qualifies for committed-term discounts on 6 and 12-month billing. There is no setup fee, and crypto, card, PayPal and bank wire are accepted.
PyTorch, TensorFlow and JAX ship ROCm builds, and vLLM, SGLang, Triton and Hugging Face libraries run on MI325X through ROCm 6.2 and later, so most framework-level code runs without changes. Custom CUDA kernels are ported with hipify, which translates CUDA source to HIP; in most projects the remaining work is validating performance rather than rewriting logic.
Yes. MI325X ships as an OAM module in the AMD Instinct MI325X platform, where Infinity Fabric links connect 8 GPUs all-to-all with 2 TB of HBM3E per node, so 8x builds are the native form factor. We also quote single-GPU and 4x configurations. State your target topology in the reservation form and we will size the host CPUs, RAM, NVMe and uplinks around it.
Our GPU racks are provisioned for high-density, high-power accelerators; an 8x MI325X node at 1,000 W peak board power per GPU is deployed with the power feeds and cooling it needs. You do not need to plan facilities, only the workload.
Ubuntu, Debian, Rocky/AlmaLinux or your own ISO, with ROCm 6.2+ and a container runtime pre-installed on request, so the node is ready for your containers on day one.
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