Hyperscaler · Founded 2006 · Seattle, USA

Amazon AWS

The largest hyperscale cloud, with P and G accelerated EC2 instance families and EFA networking.

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Reliability99/100

Price tier

$$$$$

GPU types

in catalog

Spot / interruptible

Yes

~70% off

Pricing API

Public

Founded

2006

Regions

Compliance

certifications

Strengths

Global regions
Deep compliance coverage
Mature ecosystem
EFA cluster networking

Tradeoffs

Premium pricing
GPU capacity constrained in popular regions

Compliance

SOC2ISO27001HIPAAPCI-DSSFedRAMP

Regions

us-east-1us-west-2eu-west-1ap-southeast-1

GPUs on Amazon AWS

NVIDIA · Ada Lovelace

L4

Memory: 24 GB GDDR6
Bandwidth: 0.3 TB/s

budgetfrom$0.71/hr

NVIDIA · Ampere

A10

Memory: 24 GB GDDR6
Bandwidth: 0.6 TB/s

budgetfrom$0.75/hr

NVIDIA · Ada Lovelace

L40S

Memory: 48 GB GDDR6
Bandwidth: 0.9 TB/s

midfrom$1.19/hr

NVIDIA · Ampere

A100 40GB

Memory: 40 GB HBM2e
Bandwidth: 1.6 TB/s

midfrom$1.29/hr

NVIDIA · Ampere

A100 80GB

Memory: 80 GB HBM2e
Bandwidth: 2.0 TB/s

midfrom$1.19/hr

NVIDIA · Hopper

H100 PCIe

Memory: 80 GB HBM3
Bandwidth: 2.0 TB/s

highfrom$2.49/hr

NVIDIA · Hopper

H100 SXM

Memory: 80 GB HBM3
Bandwidth: 3.4 TB/s

highfrom$1.99/hr

NVIDIA · Hopper

H200

Memory: 141 GB HBM3e
Bandwidth: 4.8 TB/s

highfrom$2.89/hr

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