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Daytona is a GPU cloud offering preemptible (spot) instances across a wide range of hardware including NVIDIA B300, B200, H200, H100, RTX PRO 6000, RTX 5090, RTX 4090, and AMD MI355X. All pricing is preemptible — no on-demand rates are published. Competitive spot pricing makes Daytona a cost-effective option for fault-tolerant AI training, batch inference, and research workloads that can tolerate interruption. Access to Blackwell-generation hardware (B300, B200) at preemptible rates is a notable differentiator for teams that need next-generation GPU performance at reduced cost.
- B300 and B200 Blackwell hardware at preemptible rates
- AMD MI355X availability
- Wide GPU catalog: H200, H100, RTX 5090, RTX 4090
- Competitive spot pricing across all SKUs
- RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell available
- Preemptible only — no on-demand pricing published
- Workloads must handle interruption
- Smaller provider — limited scale vs hyperscalers
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fal.ai is a serverless GPU inference platform offering H100, A100, and A10G instances with per-second billing and a large model marketplace covering image generation, video, audio, and LLM workloads. Developers can deploy custom models or use pre-built endpoints with no infrastructure management, making it one of the fastest ways to go from model to production API. A top choice for teams that want serverless GPU compute with a rich ecosystem of ready-to-use AI models and minimal DevOps overhead.
- Per-second billing — zero idle cost
- Large model marketplace: image, video, audio, LLM
- Fast cold starts and auto-scaling
- No infrastructure management required
- Less suited for long-running training jobs
- Smaller GPU catalog vs dedicated clouds
- Pricing can be higher for sustained high-throughput workloads
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Daytona
Preemptible GPU cloud — B300, B200, MI355X, H200, H100, RTX 5090 at spot rates
fal.ai
Serverless GPU inference with per-second billing and a large model marketplace