One hour
$1.19
1 GPU × 1h · compute only
Ampere cloud GPU
NVIDIA A100 80 GB remains a practical cloud GPU for training, fine-tuning and HPC stacks optimized for Ampere. GPURento lists a $1.19 per GPU-hour on-demand rate with self-service creation in Paris and Frankfurt after the workspace is funded.
Reviewed by the GPURento infrastructure team · September 1, 2026
Cost scenarios
One hour
$1.19
1 GPU × 1h · compute only
One day
$28.56
1 GPU × 24h · compute only
Seven days
$199.92
1 GPU × 168h · compute only
Average month · 730h
$868.70
1 GPU × 730h · compute only
| Memory | 80 GB HBM2e | A100 configuration listed in the catalog. |
|---|---|---|
| Architecture | Ampere | Broad CUDA framework support. |
| On-demand rate | $1.19 / GPU-hour | Compute only before add-on services. |
| Available regions | Paris · Frankfurt | Both are exposed in the funded dashboard. |
Decision method
The content below separates published specifications, GPURento catalog references and decisions that still require a workload benchmark.
A lower hourly rate can make A100 the better choice when a workload scales well enough and the deadline allows it. The relevant comparison is dollars per completed run, with the same software and quality target.
The extra memory over 24–48 GB GPUs can avoid aggressive quantization or complex sharding. For fine-tuning, include model weights, gradients, optimizer state, activations and framework overhead in the estimate.
GPURento exposes A100 80 GB in both EU regions. A funded account can create the configuration, then follow the resource state in the dashboard.
Catalog shortlist
80 GB HBM2e · $1.19/hr
Training, fine-tuning and HPC
80 GB HBM3 · $2.69/hr
Intensive training and FP8 inference
48 GB GDDR6 ECC · $0.79/hr
Production inference, fine-tuning and video
Questions
The catalog currently starts at $1.19 per A100 80 GB GPU-hour, excluding storage and optional networking.
Often, but it depends on model size, precision, optimizer and technique. LoRA or QLoRA can substantially reduce memory compared with full fine-tuning.
Use an end-to-end benchmark. A100 offers a lower hourly reference, while H100 can finish transformer workloads faster and supports newer acceleration paths.
Last reviewed September 1, 2026. GPURento rates are current catalog references; provisioning state remains visible in the workspace, and manufacturer specifications do not substitute for workload benchmarks.
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Deployment plan
Fund the workspace, choose Paris or Frankfurt and save the exact image, storage and access settings.