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Hetzner is a German cloud provider renowned for exceptionally competitive pricing, offering GPU-Line dedicated servers with NVIDIA H100 NVL and RTX 4000 Ada. Cloud instances (shared and dedicated vCPUs) are available in Germany, Finland, Singapore, and the USA. Hetzner is ISO/IEC 27001 certified, BSI C5 certified, and 99.9% uptime SLA with 24/7 email support. GDPR-compliant with data centers in Germany and Finland. Known for strong price-performance in Europe — significantly cheaper egress than AWS, Azure, and GCP. Founded 1997, 25+ years of reliability.
- Among the lowest GPU prices in Europe
- ISO/IEC 27001 and BSI C5 certified
- GDPR-compliant — Germany and Finland data centers
- Significantly cheaper egress than AWS/Azure/GCP
- 99.9% uptime SLA with 24/7 email support
- Germany, Finland, Singapore, USA locations
- Limited GPU SKU selection vs specialist providers
- No managed ML tooling or MLOps integrations
- Smaller GPU cluster sizes — not suited for very large training runs
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LeaderGPU is a European GPU cloud based in the Netherlands offering RTX 3090, A100, and H100 instances with competitive on-demand hourly GPU rental pricing and no minimum commitment, making it accessible for EU-based teams running short-term AI training and fine-tuning workloads. EU data residency and straightforward hourly billing make it a practical choice for European developers and researchers who need flexible GPU access without long-term contracts. A reliable European on-demand GPU cloud for budget-conscious teams.
- EU data residency
- Competitive RTX pricing
- No minimum commitment
- Hourly billing
- Small provider — limited GPU availability at scale
- Primarily European regions
- Less mature platform vs Lambda or CoreWeave
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Hetzner
Dedicated GPU servers (GPU-Line) — H100 NVL and RTX 4000 Ada — Germany, Finland, Singapore, USA
LeaderGPU
European GPU cloud with RTX and A100 instances