GPU Cloud

Rent the silicon. You own the runtime.

GPU instances with full root access on NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition: 96 GB GDDR7, CUDA-ready images, same networking and billing primitives as Cloud Compute.

Who it's for

Training & fine-tuning

Custom training loops, experiment stacks, and frameworks you install yourself.

Self-hosted inference

vLLM, TensorRT-LLM, or your own serving layer on Linux with CUDA.

HPC & visual compute

Scientific simulation, 3D rendering, and visualization that needs real GPU memory.

Platform & agentic AI

Agent runtimes, pipelines, and multi-tenant GPU pools under your control.

What you get

Full root access

SSH in as root. Install drivers, frameworks, and serving stacks your way.

96 GB GDDR7

ECC memory on RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition for large models and scenes.

CUDA-ready images

GPU Linux images with CUDA, or a base OS if you bring your own stack.

MIG up to 4

Partition one GPU into isolated instances with dedicated memory and compute.

Same stack as Compute

VPC, security groups, public and private IP, and the same bill as the rest of the platform.

Per GPU-hour

Hourly meter on the GPU host. Stop the instance, stop the charge.

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition

Universal AI and visual computing for the data center: the same Blackwell Server Edition silicon NVIDIA positions for agentic AI, scientific computing, rendering, and media.

Blackwell

Architecture

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Server Edition

96 GB

GPU memory

GDDR7 with ECC

1,597 GB/s

Memory bandwidth

512-bit memory interface

Up to 4

MIG

Isolated GPU instances

From config to live

Select region

Miami (US1) at launch. Pick the datacenter for the workload.

Configure GPU instance

GPU plan, CPU/RAM bundle, network, security group: hourly cost before you confirm.

Select image

GPU-ready Linux with CUDA, or a base OS if you bring the stack.

Deploy

Public and private IP. Manage it like any Cloud Compute instance.

Short answers

Optidata GPU Cloud rents NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition instances (96 GB GDDR7) with full root access in Miami (US1) for $2.40/hour or $1,752.00/month, including 16 vCPU, 64 GB RAM and 20 TB of outbound traffic. An H200 plan is listed as coming soon. Prices as of Oct 6, 2026, Miami (US1), USD.

Which GPU is this?

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition: 96 GB GDDR7 ECC, up to four MIG instances, positioned for universal AI and visual computing in the data center.

Do I get root access?

Yes. GPU Cloud gives you an instance with full root access. You SSH in, install what you need, and own the runtime.

How is this different from managed inference?

GPU Cloud rents you the silicon with root. Managed inference products serve models for you. Use GPU Cloud when you need custom training, fine-tuning, or your own serving stack.

Where can I see GPU prices?

Every GPU plan is on the public price list at optidata.com/pricing, per hour and per month. The console shows the same prices when you deploy, and the calculator estimates a full configuration.

How much does an RTX PRO 6000 GPU instance cost?

$2.40/hour, or $1,752.00/month at 730 hours, including 16 vCPU, 64 GB RAM and 20 TB of outbound traffic. There is no separate VM charge. Prices as of Oct 6, 2026, Miami (US1), USD.

Is the H200 available?

An H200 plan (24 vCPU, 240 GB RAM) is listed at $4.47/hour and marked as coming soon on the price list.

Everything your stack needs

Full-stack AI Cloud: Compute, storage, databases, containers, networking, AI inference, backup, recovery and security, all under a single operating model.

Run

Compute for general workloads, accelerated AI, containers, and dedicated resources.

Store and protect

Persistent volumes, object storage, backup and recovery.

Connect and secure

Private connectivity, stable addressing, traffic control, and name resolution.

Get started

Get a GPU instance with root access

Deploy it in the console, or estimate the monthly cost in the calculator first.