GB300 NVL72 / GB300 NVL72 price
GB300 NVL72 price
There's no list price for renting GB300 NVL72 at rack scale. These are the things that move the number, and how to get a quote you can actually sign.
Why we don't post a number
GB300 NVL72 rates move with supply, and every quote is shaped by the terms below. A figure on a web page is out of date by the time you read it, and wrong for your size and term. We'd rather get you a real quote from operators within 24 hours.
What moves the price
Term length
Multi-year commitments price lower per GPU-hour than short terms. Under six months is the most expensive, and the hardest to find at rack scale.
Rack count
One rack and fifty racks are different conversations. Large blocks can get better rates but often mean a later start, because they come from new builds.
Prepayment
Operators finance the hardware. Paying part of the contract upfront lowers their risk and usually your rate.
Start date
Racks free now are scarce and priced accordingly. If you can start a quarter later, you'll have more options.
Region and power
Where the racks sit affects power cost and data rules. US capacity is the deepest; EU and Asia sovereign requirements narrow the field.
What's included
Bare metal vs managed Kubernetes or Slurm, storage, support hours, and the uptime commitment all change the price. Compare quotes on the same basis.
Fabric
InfiniBand vs Spectrum-X Ethernet between racks, and whether the network is non-blocking at your size.
How to compare quotes fairly
- Normalise to the same term, rack count and start date.
- Check whether the price is per GPU-hour or per rack-month, and whether storage and egress are included.
- Ask what credit you get if a rack misses its delivery date or uptime target.
Send us the size, term and start date and we'll come back with live quotes. Request a quote →
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