# HPC Providers

> One H100 lists from $1.99 per GPU-hour at Voltage Park to $12.29 on Azure across 35 HPC providers (checked 9–11 Nov 2026). Fourteen run InfiniBand, seventeen offer Slurm, thirteen host in the EU, and three public programmes allocate supercomputer time. Every cell links to the page it came from.

HPC for rent, read off the spec sheets: fabric, scheduler, GPU, price. 35 providers, each field linked to its public source, last verified 2026-11-11.
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## Data
- [HPC providers, side by side](https://hpcproviders.com/): the full comparison table
- [Data (JSON)](https://hpcproviders.com/data.json): every record with sources
- [Data (CSV)](https://hpcproviders.com/data.csv): one row per provider
- [Methodology](https://hpcproviders.com/methodology/): what each field means and how it is verified

## Providers
- [Advania (Gompute)](https://hpcproviders.com/advania-gompute/): Managed HPC from Advania: dedicated bare-metal private clusters, pay-as-you-go bursting clusters and remote desktops on the Gompute platform, hosted in Nordic data centres.
- [Alibaba Cloud E-HPC](https://hpcproviders.com/alibaba-cloud-ehpc/): Elastic High Performance Computing: managed Slurm clusters on ECS with eRDMA-enabled GPU and bare-metal instance families, billed per core-hour.
- [AWS HPC](https://hpcproviders.com/aws-hpc/): EC2 HPC instances (hpc7a, hpc7g, hpc6a), P5 H100 and P5en H200 GPU instances on EFA, the free ParallelCluster tool and AWS Parallel Computing Service, a managed Slurm controller.
- [Azure HPC](https://hpcproviders.com/azure-hpc/): InfiniBand-connected HB-series CPU and ND H100 v5 GPU virtual machines, CycleCloud for Slurm, PBS Pro, LSF and HTCondor clusters, and Azure Batch scheduling as a service.
- [Bull HPC as a Service (JARVICE, formerly Nimbix)](https://hpcproviders.com/bull-jarvice/): Bull's HPC-as-a-service platform, built on the JARVICE software it took over with Nimbix, gives engineers and researchers point-and-click access to a catalogue of simulation, AI and quantum applications. It runs in the cloud, on premises or both, and can send jobs to existing Slurm clusters.
- [Cirrascale Cloud Services](https://hpcproviders.com/cirrascale/): US cloud provider of multi-accelerator AI training and inference infrastructure, offering NVIDIA, AMD Instinct, Qualcomm and Tenstorrent systems plus a managed inference platform. Sells hourly and in 3-, 6- and 12-month blocks.
- [Core42](https://hpcproviders.com/core42/): G42 company selling sovereign AI cloud (GPU-as-a-service on NVIDIA, AMD, Cerebras and Qualcomm accelerators), a sovereign Azure-based public cloud and private cloud, mainly to governments and enterprises in the UAE, with deployments in the US and Europe.
- [CoreWeave](https://hpcproviders.com/coreweave/): Publicly listed GPU cloud selling large NVIDIA GPU clusters, mostly under multi-year contracts, to AI labs and enterprises. Runs Kubernetes-native infrastructure (CKS, SUNK Slurm-on-Kubernetes) across 50+ data centers in the US and Europe.
- [Crusoe](https://hpcproviders.com/crusoe/): Denver-based, vertically integrated AI infrastructure company that builds data center campuses and runs Crusoe Cloud, selling NVIDIA and AMD GPU instances, managed Kubernetes, Slurm and inference. Built the Abilene, Texas campus used by OpenAI.
- [CUDO Compute](https://hpcproviders.com/cudo-compute/): Builds and operates dedicated NVIDIA GPU clusters and AI factories (land, power, colocation, managed services) for enterprise and regulated workloads. Pricing is by quote; no public on-demand rates.
- [Denvr Dataworks](https://hpcproviders.com/denvr-dataworks/): Canadian GPU cloud offering on-demand and reserved NVIDIA and Intel Gaudi instances in bare-metal and virtualized configurations, plus on-prem AI infrastructure. Runs liquid-immersion-cooled Modular SuperClusters and is an NVIDIA Cloud Partner.
- [EuroHPC JU access](https://hpcproviders.com/eurohpc-ju/): Free allocations on Europe's EuroHPC supercomputers (LUMI, Leonardo, MareNostrum 5, JUPITER and more) through Regular, Extreme Scale, Benchmark and AI Factories calls, with an industry track.
- [GMI Cloud](https://hpcproviders.com/gmi-cloud/): GPU cloud selling dedicated NVIDIA GPU clusters, bare metal and serverless inference to AI companies. Headquartered in Mountain View with roots in Taiwan; building a Taiwan AI factory and a planned 1 GW site in Japan.
- [Google Cloud HPC](https://hpcproviders.com/google-cloud-hpc/): H3 compute-optimised VMs, A3, A4 and A4X GPU machines and Cluster Toolkit, an open-source tool that deploys Slurm-based HPC clusters.
- [Hot Aisle](https://hpcproviders.com/hot-aisle/): AMD-only GPU cloud selling on-demand MI300X virtual machines (1x, 2x, 4x) and 8x bare-metal nodes billed by the minute, launched through a terminal UI, API or CLI. Also lists MI355X.
- [Hyperstack](https://hpcproviders.com/hyperstack/): Self-serve GPU cloud from London-based NexGen Cloud, launched in 2023, selling on-demand, spot and reserved NVIDIA GPUs from A4000 to B300, plus managed Kubernetes and private clusters, with data centers in Europe and North America.
- [IBM Cloud](https://hpcproviders.com/ibm-cloud-hpc/): IBM's public cloud for HPC and AI: hourly H100, H200 and Gaudi 3 GPU servers, bare metal, and IBM Spectrum LSF and Symphony clusters for enterprise simulation, risk and AI workloads.
- [Lambda](https://hpcproviders.com/lambda/): San Francisco GPU cloud (formerly lambda.ai) selling self-serve on-demand NVIDIA instances, reservable InfiniBand clusters (1-Click Clusters) and large private clusters to AI developers and labs. Building new data centers in Oklahoma and Alabama.
- [LUMI (CSC)](https://hpcproviders.com/lumi/): Finland's EuroHPC pre-exascale system: LUMI-G with AMD Instinct MI250X GPUs and LUMI-C on AMD EPYC Milan, linked by HPE Slingshot 11. Companies buy time through CSC at EUR 0.535 per GPU-hour.
- [Nebius](https://hpcproviders.com/nebius/): Amsterdam-based, Nasdaq-listed AI cloud selling NVIDIA GPU capacity, managed Kubernetes and inference services to AI companies and enterprises. Publishes per-GPU on-demand prices and live spot prices, with regions in Europe, the US, the UK and Israel.
- [Nscale](https://hpcproviders.com/nscale/): UK-based AI cloud combining GPU compute, its own data centers and power, selling large reserved clusters to hyperscalers and AI labs plus managed Kubernetes, Slurm, bare metal and serverless inference. Filed for a NYSE IPO (proposed ticker NSCL) in Sep 2026 and acquired Anyscale in Jul 2026.
- [NSF ACCESS](https://hpcproviders.com/nsf-access/): Free US allocations on academic supercomputers such as NCSA Delta (Slingshot, A100, A40, H200 and MI100 GPUs) for researchers and educators; no NSF award required.
- [Oracle Cloud HPC](https://hpcproviders.com/oracle-cloud-hpc/): OCI bare-metal HPC and GPU shapes with RDMA cluster networking: BM.Optimized3.36 for CPU codes and BM.GPU.H100.8 with eight H100 GPUs.
- [OVHcloud](https://hpcproviders.com/ovhcloud/): Listed French cloud and hosting provider whose Public Cloud sells hourly NVIDIA GPU instances (H200, H100, A100, L40S, L4 and older) alongside servers, storage and managed Kubernetes, with a European data sovereignty focus.
- [Penguin On Demand (POD)](https://hpcproviders.com/penguin-on-demand/): Penguin Solutions' single-tenant HPC cloud: non-virtualised bare-metal nodes in a US Tier III data centre, run with its own ClusterWare cluster management software.
- [Rescale](https://hpcproviders.com/rescale/): Cloud HPC platform for engineering simulation and AI: a catalogue of 1,250+ software packages scheduled across AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle and CoreWeave capacity, sold by quote.
- [Sabalcore](https://hpcproviders.com/sabalcore/): Orlando-based bare-metal HPC cloud for engineers and scientists running tightly coupled MPI jobs up to 768 cores, on InfiniBand-connected Intel Xeon nodes. Pay per core-hour with HPC engineers onboarding every customer.
- [Scaleway](https://hpcproviders.com/scaleway/): French cloud provider selling per-minute GPU instances (L4, L40S, H100 PCIe/SXM, B300), GPU bare metal and dedicated inference alongside general cloud services, aimed at European developers and AI companies.
- [STACKIT](https://hpcproviders.com/stackit/): Schwarz Group's European sovereign cloud: H100 HGX, H100 NVL, A100 and L40S GPU servers billed pay-as-you-go in EUR.
- [T Cloud Public (Open Telekom Cloud)](https://hpcproviders.com/t-cloud-public/): Deutsche Telekom / T-Systems sovereign cloud with HPC cluster options, bare-metal nodes and InfiniBand-backed Lustre storage, billed per core-hour. Open Telekom Cloud until January 2026.
- [Taiga Cloud (Northern Data)](https://hpcproviders.com/taiga-cloud/): European sovereign GPU cloud (H100/H200 with InfiniBand, managed Kubernetes and Slurm) run by Frankfurt-based Northern Data Group, which was acquired by Rumble via an exchange offer in 2026 and now operates as part of Rumble's Quake AI (formerly Rumble Cloud).
- [TensorWave](https://hpcproviders.com/tensorwave/): AMD-only GPU cloud offering Instinct MI300X, MI325X, MI355X and MI455X as bare metal or with managed Kubernetes and Slurm, for AI training and inference. Backed by AMD Ventures.
- [Verda](https://hpcproviders.com/verda/): Helsinki-based self-serve AI cloud selling on-demand and spot GPU instances, instant InfiniBand clusters, serverless containers and managed inference. Renamed from DataCrunch in 2025; EU-owned with EU data centers and a 100% renewable energy claim.
- [Voltage Park](https://hpcproviders.com/voltage-park/): GPU cloud renting NVIDIA HGX H100, H200 and Blackwell capacity on demand or under reserved contracts, with InfiniBand clusters, bare metal and managed Kubernetes. Merged with Lightning AI in January 2026; the Voltage Park brand and products continue under the combined Lightning AI.
- [Vultr](https://hpcproviders.com/vultr/): General-purpose cloud provider with 34 regions that sells NVIDIA and AMD GPUs as cloud VMs and bare metal, plus managed Kubernetes. Opened a 20 MW AMD MI355X cluster in Chennai, India in Oct 2026.

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