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Price Plans Deep Learning GPU Servers

2x A100 80GB GPU Server
$2300 monthly
2x Xeon Gold 6336Y
256 GB RAM
1 TB SSD
Unlimited data
1 Public IPv4
DC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Buy A100 80GB GPU Server
2x NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada  Lovelace GPU Server
$1500 monthly
1x Xeon Silver 4410T
128 GB RAM
1 TB SSD
Unlimited data
1 Public IPv4
DC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Buy RTX 6000 Ada Lovelace GPU Server
2x NVIDIA A40 GPU Server
$1500 monthly
2x Xeon Gold 6326
128 GB RAM
1 TB SSD
Unlimited data
1 Public IPv4
DC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Buy A40 GPU Server
1x RTX A4000 GPU Server
$370 monthly
1x Xeon Silver 4114
64 GB RAM
1 TB SSD
Unlimited data
1 Public IPv4
DC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Buy RTX A4000 GPU Server
2x NVIDIA RTX 4000 Ada Lovelace GPU Server
$450 monthly
1x Xeon Silver 4410T
128 GB RAM
1 TB SSD
Unlimited data
1 Public IPv4
DC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Buy 2x RTX 4000 Ada Lovelace GPU Server
2x NVIDIA A6000 GPU Server
$1500 monthly
1x Xeon Gold 6226R
256 GB RAM
2 TB SSD
Unlimited data
1 Public IPv4
DC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Buy A6000 GPU Server
1x RTX 6000 Blackwell GPU Server
$900 monthly
1x Xeon Silver 4114
128 GB RAM
1 TB SSD
Unlimited data
1 Public IPv4
DC Amsterdam, Netherlands
Buy RTX 6000 Pro Blackwell GPU Server
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Salient Features of GPU Deep Learning Servers

Instant Scalability and Flexibility

Deep Learning GPU hosting provides immediate access to diverse configurations without waiting for hardware procurement and deployment. Need to scale up for intensive training? Upgrade to a more powerful configuration. Completed your project? Scale down to reduce costs. This elasticity matches infrastructure investment to actual requirements, avoiding overprovisioning waste or underprovisioning constraints.

Superior Memory Bandwidth

Deep Learning GPUs provide memory bandwidth up to 3.35 TB/s compared to CPU memory bandwidth around 50 GB/s. This 40-60x memory bandwidth advantage proves critical for deep learning workloads that constantly move data between memory and processing cores. High memory bandwidth enables larger batch sizes, faster gradient computation, and more efficient training of memory-intensive architectures like transformers.

Enhanced Parallel Processing Architecture

GPUs contain thousands of specialized cores designed for simultaneous execution, contrasting with CPUs’ handful of powerful cores optimized for sequential processing. This fundamental architectural difference makes Deep Learning GPUs ideally suited for the parallel operations dominating deep learning including convolutions, matrix multiplications, and element-wise operations.

Advanced Multi-GPU Scalability with High-Speed Interconnects

Deep Learning GPU servers support multi-GPU configurations with NVLink or NVSwitch interconnect technology enabling GPUs to communicate at speeds up to 600 GB/s—far exceeding PCIe bandwidth limitations. This high-speed connectivity allows multiple GPUs to function as unified computing resources for distributed training of massive models that exceed single-GPU memory limits. Computeman offers configurations ranging from dual-GPU setups to 8x

Professional-Grade Processing

GPU deep learning servers incorporate dual multi-core Intel Xeon processors (8 to 22 cores per CPU) providing robust host processing that prevents CPU bottlenecks from limiting GPU utilization. While GPUs handle neural network training, powerful CPUs manage critical tasks including data preprocessing, augmentation, I/O operations, and data pipeline coordination. Configurations include 128GB to 512GB of system RAM ensuring sufficient memory for loading datasets, caching operations, and running preprocessing pipelines that feed GPUs continuously.

Fast Deployment Process

Computeman’s streamlined provisioning enables rapid server deployment, often within hours of order confirmation. Servers arrive pre-configured with your chosen operating system and can include pre-installed deep learning frameworks upon request. This quick-start approach minimizes time-to-productivity, allowing teams to begin training immediately.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is deep learning GPU hosting?

Deep learning GPU hosting provides dedicated server infrastructure equipped with powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) specifically optimized for artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads. Unlike traditional CPU servers, GPU servers deliver 10-100x faster training speeds through thousands of parallel processing cores designed for the matrix operations central to neural networks.

How long does deployment take?

Computeman provides rapid server provisioning, often within hours of order confirmation. Servers arrive pre-configured with your chosen operating system and can include pre-installed deep learning frameworks (TensorFlow, PyTorch, CUDA toolkit) upon request. This quick-start approach minimizes time-to-productivity, allowing teams to begin training immediately rather than spending days on infrastructure setup. For complex custom configurations, deployment may take 24-48 hours to ensure all software requirements are properly configured.

What operating systems are supported?

Most Deep Learning GPU server configurations support both Windows and Linux operating systems, providing flexibility to match your development workflow. Linux distributions (particularly Ubuntu) offer superior compatibility with deep learning frameworks, CUDA libraries, and optimization tools, making Linux the preferred choice for most AI applications. Windows support enables organizations with Windows-based workflows or specific software requirements to access GPU acceleration. Servers include full root/administrator access allowing complete operating system configuration and software installation.

Can you help with software installation and configuration?

Yes, Computeman provides assistance with software environment setup including operating system configuration, CUDA toolkit installation, deep learning framework deployment (TensorFlow, PyTorch, Keras), and optimization library setup. Servers can arrive pre-configured with requested software stacks, or support teams can guide you through installation procedures. This quick-start assistance eliminates setup complexity, allowing teams to focus on model development rather than infrastructure configuration.

How does bare metal performance compare to cloud GPU instances?


Deep Learning GPU servers deliver 10-15% faster training times compared to virtualized cloud instances due to eliminated hypervisor overhead. This performance advantage compounds across hundreds of training runs—what requires 10 hours in cloud environments completes in 8.5 hours on dedicated hardware.

Additionally, Deep Learning GPU servers eliminates performance variability from shared infrastructure, providing the consistent execution times essential for production pipelines and reproducible research results. The combination of higher peak performance and predictable consistency makes dedicated hosting superior for sustained AI workloads.

Testimonials

“What separates Computeman from competitors is support that understands deep learning. When our CUDA memory management needed optimization, their team provided specific PyTorch code improvements. Not generic server support—actual AI expertise. The H200 server performs flawlessly, but knowing expert help is available 24/7 gives us confidence to push boundaries in our research.”

Robert Kumar, Principal Research Scientist, Advanced AI Lab