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Best GPU for Deep Learning, Dedicated GPU Server Hosting

GPUs can provide necessary speedups over traditional CPUs in the case of training deep neural networks. We offer bare GPU metal servers that are specially developed for carrying out all AI-based tasks. We have the best GPU for deep learning to perform AI training, inference, and many more.

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Several Reasons to Choose Our Deep Learning Server

GPU4HOST has robust GPU dedicated server hosting qualities on raw bare metal hardware, served according to demand. No more inadequacy, and many more. Experience exceptional performance, reliability, and flexibility with the help of our deep learning server, built to boost your heavy workloads seamlessly.

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99.9% Uptime Guarantee

With organization-based infrastructure and data centers, GPU4HOST offers a 99.9% uptime guarantee for all hosted GPU servers for various tasks as well as neural networks.

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Intel Xeon CPU

Intel Xeon has powerful processing speed and computing power, appropriate for running different programs. So you can easily utilize our Intel-Xeon-powered GPUs.

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DDoS Protection

Resources among various users are completely isolated to maintain data privacy. GPU4Host defends against DDoS attacks while offering organic traffic of hosted GPUs.

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SSD-Based Drives

You can never face any issue with our excellent GPU-dedicated servers for PyTorch, fully loaded with the modern Intel Xeon processors, 128 GB of RAM per server, and many more.

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Dedicated IP

One of the most beneficial features is the fully dedicated IP address. Whether the affordable GPU dedicated hosting plan is completely packed with IPv6 and IPv4 Internet protocols.

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Root/Admin Access

With proper admin/root access, you will be fully capable of taking complete control of your dedicated GPU servers, especially in the case of deep learning, very effortlessly and rapidly.

Budget-Friendly Pricing Plans for Deep Learning

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RTX 2060

$ 269.00/month

$50.99
  • Dual 10-Core E5-2660v2
  • 128GB RAM
  • 960GB SSD
  • 1Gbps Port Speed
  • GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060
  • Microarchitecture: Ampere
  • Max GPUs: 2
  • CUDA Cores: 1920
  • Tensor Cores: 240
  • GPU Memory: 6GB GDDR6
  • FP32 Performance: 6.5 TFLOPS
  • OS: Windows / Linux
  • Fully managed
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RTX 4090

$ 455.00/month

$50.99
  • Enterprise GPU - RTX 4090
  • 256GB RAM
  • 2TB NVMe + 8TB SATA
  • 1Gbps Port Speed
  • GPU: GeForce RTX 4090
  • Microarchitecture: Ada Lovelace
  • Max GPUs: 1
  • CUDA Cores: 16,384
  • Tensor Cores: 512
  • GPU Memory: 24 GB GDDR6X
  • FP32 Performance: 82.6 TFLOPS
  • OS: Windows / Linux
  • Fully managed
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Enterprise GPU - A100

$ 869.00/month

$50.99
  • 256GB RAM
  • 2TB NVMe + 8TB SATA
  • 1Gbps Port Speed
  • OS: Windows / Linux
  • GPU: Nvidia A100
  • Microarchitecture: Ampere
  • Max GPUs: 1
  • CUDA Cores: 6912
  • Tensor Cores: 432
  • GPU Memory: 40GB HBM2e
  • FP32 Performance: 19.5 TFLOPS
  • Fully managed
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V100

$ 669.00/month

$50.99
  • Multi-GPU - 3xV100
  • 256GB RAM
  • 2TB NVMe + 8TB SATA
  • 1Gbps Port Speed
  • GPU: 3 x Nvidia V100
  • Microarchitecture: Volta
  • Max GPUs: 3
  • CUDA Cores: 5,120
  • Tensor Cores: 640
  • GPU Memory: 16GB HBM2
  • FP32 Performance: 14 TFLOPS
  • OS: Windows / Linux
  • Fully managed
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Multiple GPU - 4xA100

$ 2,619.00/month

$50.99
  • Dual 22-Core E5-2699v4
  • 512GB RAM
  • 4TB NVMe
  • 1Gbps Port Speed
  • GPU: 4xNvidia A100
  • Microarchitecture: Ampere
  • Max GPUs: 4
  • CUDA Cores: 6912
  • Tensor Cores: 432
  • GPU Memory: 40GB HBM2e
  • FP32 Performance: 19.5 TFLOPS
  • OS: Windows / Linux
  • Fully managed
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Multiple GPU - 3xV100

$ 719.00/month

$50.99
  • Dual 18-Core E5-2697v4
  • 256GB RAM
  • 2TB NVMe
  • 1Gbps Port Speed
  • GPU: 3xNvidia V100
  • Microarchitecture: Volta
  • Max GPUs: 3
  • CUDA Cores: 5,120
  • Tensor Cores: 640
  • GPU Memory: 16GB HBM2
  • FP32 Performance: 14 TFLOPS
  • OS: Windows / Linux
  • Fully managed
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  • Quick Deploy
  • Robust Security

How to Select the Best Dedicated GPU
Server Hosting for Deep Learning

When you are selecting GPU servers, then some factors should be kept in mind.

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RT Core

RT Cores are types of accelerator units that are completely dedicated to performing real-time ray tracing with full productivity.

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Tensor Cores

Tensor cores allow complex computing, powerfully accepting calculations to enhance outcomes while maintaining accuracy.

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Performance

Deep learning uses the maximum floating-point of the graphics card and the maximum arithmetic computing power.

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Budget Price

We provide various budget-friendly GPUs, so you can simply discover a plan that matches your requirements within your budget.

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Memory Bandwidth

GPU memory bandwidth is a kind of density of the speed of data transfer among any particular system and a GPU over a bus.

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Memory Capacity

Huge memory size can easily decrease the time taken to read all important information as well as decrease latency.

Right to Make a Customized Deep Learning Environment

The various well-known frameworks and tools are fully system-friendly, so please always choose the most appropriate version to download. We are glad to help you.

tensorflow
TensorFlow developed by Google is an open-source library mainly for applications related to deep learning. It also benefits outdated machine learning models.
PyTorch
PyTorch is developed on the Torch library for the ML framework and is used for numerous processes like natural language processing and computer vision.
Keras
Keras developed by Google is an advanced, deep-learning API for employing neural networks. It is coded in Python to apply neural networks.
Caffe
XGBoost is mainly a gradient accelerating special library developed for mainly supervised learning tasks, particularly for tabular or structured
data.
Theano
Developing a customized deep learning environment on an Android emulator is limited because of resource restrictions and compatibility problems.
Jupyter
BlueStacks is a type of Android emulator developed for running mobile applications on computers with less computing power and compatibility.
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Frequently Asked Questions

These servers are the best computing system, mainly configured to manage the complex computational requirements of tasks. It features solid GPUs, ample memory, CPUs, and quick storage outcomes to boost training.

AI-related tasks need significant computing power, especially for training complex models on huge datasets. A dedicated server offers important hardware resources without any restriction on shared environments, guaranteeing quicker processing, decreased latency, and non-stop performance for wide model training and processing of data.

Important features contain excellent performance GPUs like NVIDIA A100 and many more, multi-core CPUs, huge amounts of RAM of almost 64GB or more than this, quick storage solutions such as NVMe SSDs, and adequate network bandwidth. All these features are important for successfully managing heavy workloads.

Yes, while this server is enhanced especially for machine learning related tasks, it can also be utilized for offering reliable computing requirements like data analysis, scientific simulations, and operating virtual environments. Moreover, its excellent configuration is modified as per the demanding workloads.

Costs can fluctuate considerably as per the hardware used, whether the server is cloud-based or on-premises, and the time of usage. Important features consist of the worth of GPUs, memory, storage, and a lot more. Cloud-based servers provide pay-as-you-go choices, which can be reliable and accessible as compared to thorough investments in physical hardware.

Several important use cases consist of training difficult neural networks for image rendering and voice recognition, processing of natural language, separate systems, suggestion engines, and extensive data analysis. All these tasks require the maximum computational power and effective processing capabilities that are offered by dedicated servers.

To increase the performance, always make sure that you have the modern drivers and software updates, arrange the server for successful resource allocation, and use advanced GPUs with enough cooling. Consistent performance monitoring system, manage batch sizes, and utilize distributed computing methods to increase productivity.

Typical maintenance tasks consist of consistently updating software and also drivers, checking the health of hardware, automatically backing up data, cleaning hardware constituents to avoid overheating, and guaranteeing that security patches are easily useful. Moreover, timely performance feedback and resource tuning can help maintain reliable performance.

Deep learning is a part of ML that utilizes neural networks with numerous layers to examine and know more from a huge number of datasets. It outshines at various tasks such as image recognition, speech recognition, and many more, copying human brains working to make prophecies and well-versed decisions.

Some of the best GPUs, especially for deep learning, are the V100, A100, RTX 3090, and many more, providing optimal performance, huge memory, and enhanced compute power, generally for AI-based model training, etc.

Yes, deep learning generally needs a GPU for proper AI model training and inference. GPUs are engineered for performing parallel processing, which especially levels up the training of challenging neural networks as compared to standard CPUs, which makes them perfect for managing huge datasets and computationally complex models.