94 GB of HBM3 on a PCIe card
94 GB of HBM3 at 3.9 TB/s per GPU, more memory and more bandwidth than the 80 GB H100 SXM, keeps larger weights, longer KV caches and bigger batches resident on a single card, and a bridged pair pools 188 GB.
Hopper bare metal for mainstream PCIe servers: 94 GB HBM3 at 3.9 TB/s, 1,671 TFLOPS FP16 Tensor, FP8 Transformer Engine, and a 600 GB/s NVLink bridge between pairs of cards, 1 to 8 GPUs per node in air-cooled racks. Reserve capacity now.
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Every RedSwitches NVIDIA H100 NVL 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 NVIDIA H100 NVL 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 H100 NVL 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 |
Hopper GH100 on a dual-slot PCIe Gen5 card: 94 GB HBM3, 3.9 TB/s bandwidth, FP8 Transformer Engine, and a 600 GB/s NVLink bridge between pairs.
More memory and bandwidth than H100 SXM on a 350 to 400 W air-cooled PCIe card, with an NVLink bridge for paired inference and 1 to 8 cards per node.
94 GB of HBM3 at 3.9 TB/s per GPU, more memory and more bandwidth than the 80 GB H100 SXM, keeps larger weights, longer KV caches and bigger batches resident on a single card, and a bridged pair pools 188 GB.
1,671 TFLOPS FP16/BF16 and 3,341 TFLOPS FP8 Tensor performance with sparsity; the Transformer Engine selects FP8 or FP16 per layer automatically, doubling inference throughput over FP16 without retraining.
A 600 GB/s NVLink bridge joins two H100 NVL cards, nearly 5x the 128 GB/s of PCIe Gen5, so tensor-parallel serving of Llama 70B class models in FP8 runs on one bridged pair with minimal interconnect overhead.
A dual-slot PCIe Gen5 card at 350 to 400 W, roughly half the 700 W of H100 SXM, fits mainstream air-cooled servers with 1 to 8 cards per node: no liquid cooling, no HGX baseboard, no special facilities.
Up to 7 MIG instances of 12 GB each turn one card into several isolated GPUs for smaller models and tenants, and Hopper Confidential Computing shields data and models in GPU memory inside a trusted execution environment.
Single-tenant servers with full root and IPMI access, host CPU, RAM and storage sized to your workload, unmetered 1/10/25 Gbps uplinks, no setup fee and no noisy neighbours, built to order with the card count you choose.
From Llama 70B class inference on a bridged pair to RAG, fine-tuning and MIG-partitioned platforms, where H100 NVL nodes pay for themselves.
Serve Llama 70B class models in FP8 on a bridged pair, or 7B to 30B class models on a single 94 GB card, with TensorRT-LLM, NIM microservices or Triton Inference Server.
Keep embeddings, reranker and generator on one node; 94 GB per card and 3.9 TB/s bandwidth serve long-context RAG with predictable latency.
Run LoRA, QLoRA and full fine-tunes of 7B to 70B parameter models on 2x to 8x nodes, with the FP8 Transformer Engine cutting time per epoch.
Train and serve vision-language, image and video-generation models whose activations outgrow 48 GB and 80 GB cards.
60 TFLOPS FP64 Tensor Core and 30 TFLOPS FP64 per card for CFD, genomics, molecular dynamics and simulation in standard PCIe servers.
Slice each card into up to 7 MIG instances and run many concurrent model instances, with Confidential Computing for private inference services on dedicated hardware.
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Availability and reservations, H100 NVL vs H100 SXM and L40S, NVLink bridge scaling, pricing, software, power, and MIG.
H100 NVL capacity is being installed across our 20+ Tier III data centers in the EU, US and Asia now. Submit the reservation form with your preferred card count 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.
Both use the Hopper GH100 GPU, but the packaging differs. H100 NVL is a dual-slot PCIe Gen5 card with 94 GB HBM3 at 3.9 TB/s, 350 to 400 W, and a 600 GB/s NVLink bridge between pairs of cards; H100 SXM is an HGX module with 80 GB HBM3 at 3.35 TB/s, 700 W, 1,979 TFLOPS FP16 Tensor with sparsity, and 900 GB/s NVLink across all 8 GPUs. Pick H100 NVL for inference, RAG and fine-tuning in air-cooled PCIe servers where 1 to 8 cards and more memory per card matter; pick H100 SXM when you train across all 8 GPUs at once and need the full NVSwitch fabric.
L40S has 48 GB GDDR6 at 864 GB/s and 733 TFLOPS FP16 Tensor at 350 W; H100 NVL roughly doubles the memory to 94 GB HBM3, delivers 4.5x the bandwidth at 3.9 TB/s and 2.3x the FP16 Tensor throughput at 1,671 TFLOPS, at a similar TDP. Memory bandwidth bounds LLM decode speed, so H100 NVL serves large models with far more tokens per second per card. L40S remains the better value for graphics, rendering and smaller models that fit comfortably in 48 GB.
Pricing is quoted per configuration because card count, host CPU, memory, storage and uplink choices vary widely. 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. Crypto, card, PayPal and bank wire are accepted.
The NVLink bridge joins two H100 NVL cards at 600 GB/s, compared with 128 GB/s over PCIe Gen5, so a pair shares 188 GB of HBM3 for tensor-parallel inference of Llama 70B class models in FP8 with minimal interconnect overhead. Bridges link cards in pairs; a 4x or 8x node is built as two or four bridged pairs that communicate over PCIe, which suits data-parallel serving and fine-tuning well. If your workload needs all-to-all NVLink across 8 GPUs, choose H100 SXM instead.
Yes. H100 NVL runs the standard CUDA programming model, so CUDA 12 builds, PyTorch, JAX, TensorFlow, TensorRT-LLM and Triton workloads run unchanged, and the Transformer Engine adds FP8 when you enable it. NVIDIA states that H100 NVL includes an NVIDIA AI Enterprise subscription, covering NIM microservices, NeMo and enterprise-supported frameworks. We install Ubuntu, Debian, Rocky/AlmaLinux, Windows Server or your own ISO, with the NVIDIA data center driver, CUDA toolkit and container runtime preinstalled on request.
Each H100 NVL card draws 350 to 400 W (configurable) and is air-cooled in a dual-slot PCIe form factor, roughly half the 700 W of an H100 SXM module. An 8x node therefore fits standard high-density racks without liquid cooling, and our GPU racks are provisioned with the power feeds and airflow each configuration needs. You plan the workload, not the facilities.
Yes. Each H100 NVL can be partitioned into up to 7 MIG instances of 12 GB each, with isolated compute and memory, so one card can serve several smaller models or tenants. Hopper Confidential Computing protects data and models in GPU memory inside a trusted execution environment, useful for private inference and regulated workloads.
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