How to Reserve a Bare Metal Server?
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Go to the Baremetal Page from the left menu
You will be able to check all the available Bare Metal server configurations along with pricing & details such as CPU, Memory, Boot Stoage, Main Storage & Network
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Select your preferred Baremetal Server
This will open a dialog box which shows you a form that needs to be filled in to send in a request for the server
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Select your Commitment Period
Normally Bare Metal Servers are available for a tenure starting at 1 Year. If you want a custom tenure, you can mention that in the Notes part
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Enter the details required
This is the place to enter your email (same as the email which was used for logging in), name & phone number
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Enter the Organization name
This step will help you unlock Organizational disounts. This is optional
If you want the server for a custom timeframe, or anything that will help us give you the best price, Notes is where you put those thoughts
Key Benefits
Full Hardware Access
- No virtualization layer: direct access to CPU, GPU, and memory resources.
- Better performance and lower latency compared to VMs.
Dedicated Resources
- 100% of the server’s GPUs, CPUs, RAM, and disks are reserved for your workloads.
- Eliminates “noisy neighbor” problems from shared cloud environments.
Enterprise-Grade Performance
- Optimized for training large language models (LLMs), high-throughput inference, and large-scale distributed training.
- Supports multi-GPU and NVLink/NVSwitch interconnects for advanced workloads.
Security & Compliance
- Single-tenant isolation ensures data privacy and compliance for enterprise, healthcare, and finance workloads.
- Option for on-premises or hybrid deployment.
Flexibility & Control
- Choose from multiple configurations (GPU types, memory, storage).
- Install custom drivers, frameworks, or OS images as needed.
When to Choose Baremetal
Baremetal servers are recommended when you need:- Large-Scale Training: Multi-billion parameter models requiring multiple GPUs.
- High-Performance Inference: Large-scale production serving with minimal latency.
- Long-Running Jobs: Persistent workloads that run for days/weeks without interruption.
- Custom Environments: Full control over OS, drivers, and frameworks.
- Regulatory Compliance: Environments where data must remain fully isolated.
Available Baremetal Servers
Below are the current enterprise-grade baremetal GPU servers available for reservation.Each server provides dedicated, single-tenant access with 8 × NVIDIA GPUs, high-core CPUs, ECC memory, NVMe storage, and 10GbE networking.
NVIDIA H200 141GB 8-GPU SXM Server
- Price: $210,240 / year
- GPU Configuration: 8 × NVIDIA H200 HGX 141GB SXM GPU
- CPU: 2 × 48 cores, 350W, 2.3GHz
- Memory: 32 × 64GB ECC Registered DDR5-5600
- Boot Storage: 2 × 960GB NVMe M.2 SSD
- Main Storage: 8 × 3.8TB NVMe 2.5” SSD
- Network: 1 × 2-port 10GbE NIC
NVIDIA A100 80GB 8-GPU SXM Server
- Price: $89,500 / year
- GPU Configuration: 8 × NVIDIA A100 80GB HGX SXM GPU
- CPU: 2 × 32 cores, 2.0GHz
- Memory: 16 × 64GB ECC Registered DDR4-3200
- Boot Storage: 2 × 960GB NVMe M.2 SSD
- Main Storage: 2 × 1.9TB NVMe 2.5” SSD
- Network: 1 × 2-port 10GbE NIC
NVIDIA H100 80GB 8-GPU SXM Server
- Price: $133,414.80 / year
- GPU Configuration: 8 × NVIDIA H100 80GB HGX SXM GPU
- CPU: 2 × 52 cores, 2.0GHz
- Memory: 16 × 64GB ECC Registered DDR5-5600
- Boot Storage: 2 × 480GB NVMe M.2 SSD
- Main Storage: 6 × 3.84TB NVMe 2.5” SSD
- Network: 1 × 2-port 10GbE NIC
NVIDIA B200 180GB 8-GPU SXM Server
- Price: $297,840 / year
- GPU Configuration: 8 × NVIDIA B200 180GB HGX SXM GPU
- CPU: 2 × 48 cores, 2.3GHz
- Memory: 32 × 96GB ECC Registered DDR4-5600
- Boot Storage: 2 × 960GB NVMe M.2 SSD
- Main Storage: 4 × 7.68TB NVMe 2.5” SSD
- Network: 1 × 2-port 10GbE NIC
- High-Core CPUs (Intel/AMD EPYC)
- Large RAM options (up to 2 TB depending on config)
- NVMe SSDs / High-speed storage
- Optional networking upgrades (100 Gbps+ InfiniBand / Ethernet for distributed workloads)
Billing
- Hourly or Monthly Plans available depending on your use case.
- Storage billed separately (root disk + attached volumes).
- Pause/Stop not available: Baremetal servers are always billed while provisioned.
Use baremetal for long-running or mission-critical jobs. Keep root disk minimal and store large datasets in external storage. Use job schedulers (Slurm, Kubernetes) for multi-GPU workloads. Enable monitoring via
nvidia-smi
or platform dashboards. Regularly rotate SSH/API credentials for security.