The company's GPUs can be rented for as low as $1.89 an hour per GPU, a fraction of the price charged by Amazon Web Services for its H100-equipped P5 nodes. Voltage Park will offer between one and eight GPUs for on-demand customers, and up to 4,088 H100s for those willing to commit to a year-long lease. Other companies, like CoreWeave, are also capitalizing on the demand for AI hardware, building GPU clusters in collaboration with Nvidia.
Key takeaways:
- Voltage Park has acquired 24,000 Nvidia H100 accelerators and plans to lease them to enterprises, startups, and research institutions.
- The company received $500 million in funding from a non-profit backed by billionaire Jed McCaleb to purchase the chips.
- Voltage Park is already leasing GPU resources to startups and plans to expand its offering to long and short term leases as well as provide hourly rates for individual GPUs.
- The company's GPUs can be had for as little as $1.89 an hour per GPU, a fraction of the price Amazon Web Services is charging for time on its H100-equipped P5 nodes.