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Bentaus offers H100 and A100 GPU cloud instances for AI training and inference workloads with competitive on-demand and spot pricing. Fast provisioning, full root SSH access, and Docker support make it accessible for research teams and startups that need flagship NVIDIA hardware without enterprise contracts. Spot instances provide significant cost savings for interruptible batch workloads.
- H100 and A100 on-demand and spot
- Competitive spot pricing for batch workloads
- Fast provisioning with full root SSH access
- Small provider — limited GPU availability at scale
- No enterprise SLAs
- Limited regions and GPU SKU variety
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Nebius AI is a high-performance AI cloud offering non-virtualized H100, H200, and Blackwell GPU clusters with InfiniBand, documented MTBF/MTTR (8-minute mean time to resolution, 6-hour mean time between failures for 3,000 GPUs, per Nebius-published figures), and competitive TCO for fine-tuning and inference. Trusted by Revolut (200+ H100s, 1.2M chat tickets/month), Shopify, Recraft, and Photoroom. NVIDIA Reference Platform Cloud Partner. Includes built-in MLOps tooling, serverless inference (Token Factory), managed inference, DataOps, and ModelOps. $27B supply agreement with Meta. EU data residency, GDPR compliant.
- Non-virtualized GPUs with InfiniBand — no hypervisor overhead
- 8-min mean time to resolution, 6-hr MTBF for 3,000 GPUs (Nebius-published)
- Competitive TCO for fine-tuning and inference vs hyperscalers
- NVIDIA Reference Platform Cloud Partner
- Token Factory managed inference + full MLOps tooling
- EU data residency, GDPR, 24/7 support by default
- Primarily EU/US regions — limited APAC coverage
- Newer provider — smaller ecosystem vs AWS/GCP
- Token Factory pricing can be higher for very high-volume inference
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Bentaus
H100 and A100 GPU cloud — competitive on-demand and spot pricing
Nebius AI
The Ultimate AI Cloud — non-virtualized GPUs, InfiniBand, and built-in MLOps