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Voltage Park rents the H100 SXM under the market median today.

Voltage Park provides on‑demand and reserved bare‑metal clusters built on NVIDIA HGX H100, with Blackwell systems (B200/B300, GB200/GB300) offered on long‑term contracts. Merged with Lightning AI to create an integrated cloud platform for AI development.

At a glance · prices collected Oct 23, 2026

What's good about Voltage Park

  • Great GPU availability for on-demand use
  • No separate ingress, egress, or support charges
  • Fast deployment (spin up nodes in 15 minutes)
  • Bare metal access for maximum performance
  • Exceptional customer service and support
  • NVIDIA Cloud Partner status
  • Scales from a single GPU up to 8,176-GPU InfiniBand clusters

Voltage Park GPU prices

1 GPU model across 1 configuration. Rank compares Voltage Park's cheapest on-demand listing for each GPU with every provider's cheapest.

Voltage Park's cheapest on-demand price per GPU against the market median
GPUVoltage Park-60%median+100%Rankvs. medianReport
H100 SXM

1×

$1.99/hr#5 of 57 providers-38%

All configurations

Prices last updated October 23, 2026

H100 SXM
$1.99/hr
1×

What a run costs on Voltage Park

24 hours at today's cheapest listing for each GPU, at the size it is listed.

  • 1× H100 SXM for 24 hours

    At $1.99/GPU-hr

    $47.76

    $29.04 under the market median rate

The market median is every provider's cheapest on-demand price for that GPU.

Billing & terms

On-Demand (Ethernet)
Self-serve, pay-as-you-go bare-metal H100 nodes on Ethernet with no minimum term
On-Demand (InfiniBand)
Self-serve, pay-as-you-go bare-metal H100 nodes on 3,200 Gbps InfiniBand with no minimum term
Long-Term Reserve
Dedicated reserved capacity on 6+ month contracts with negotiated payment terms; the only route to Blackwell systems
Regions
Six Tier 3+ designed data centers across four U.S. states
Support
24/7 expert support included at no extra cost; self-serve help center at support.voltagepark.com (also reachable at docs.voltagepark.com); infrastructure partnership with Penguin Solutions for setup and optimization

Watch out for

  • U.S.-only regions (limited global presence)
  • Low GPU variety (primarily H100s)
  • Relatively new provider (founded 2023)

Features

High-Performance Hardware
NVIDIA HGX H100 GPUs in Dell PowerEdge XE9680 servers with 1TB RAM and v52 CPUs
Tier 3+ Data Centers
Six U.S.-based data centers with redundancy, availability, and reliability across power, cooling, network, and security
Blazing-Fast Network
NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand network with up to 3,200Gbps of aggregate bandwidth for high-speed communication
Bare Metal Access
Direct hardware access for maximum performance without virtualization overhead
AI Factory Platform
Integrated platform of prebuilt blueprints — image, video and podcast generation, agentic RAG, spreadsheet analysis, SAM3 image/video segmentation, markdown conversion — plus a model playground
Flexible Deployment Options
Bare-metal access, managed Kubernetes, and virtual machines to match different workload needs
Storage and Observability
Separate storage and observability products offered alongside compute
Choice of Interconnect
On-demand clusters can be provisioned on Ethernet or 3,200 Gbps InfiniBand to balance speed against budget
Advanced Security
Top-tier firewalls and comprehensive security protocols including encryption, access controls, and regular audits

Services

  • On-Demand GPU Access

    Self-serve GPU instances available in minutes with no long-term contracts

  • Reserved GPU Clusters

    Long‑term GPU reservations with favorable payment terms; H100 and Blackwell options.

    • 6+ month contracts
    • Friendly payment terms
    • 32 to 8,000+ H100 GPUs in a single configuration on 3,200 Gbps InfiniBand
    • Ideal for sustained, high-priority projects

Getting started

  1. Step 1

    Create an account

    Sign up for Voltage Park services through their website

  2. Step 2

    Choose deployment option

    Select between on-demand access or long-term reservation

  3. Step 3

    Configure your cluster

    Specify the number of GPUs and networking requirements

  4. Step 4

    Deploy and access

    Launch your cluster and access via SSH or preferred tools

Where this page's facts come from

GPU prices
  • Voltage Park (voltagepark.com) · last collected Oct 23, 2026
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Reviewed Mar 14, 2026
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How we collect and check prices

Frequently Asked Questions

What GPU types does Voltage Park offer?

Voltage Park offers various GPU types including H100 SXM. Check the pricing table above for current availability and pricing.

How do I get started with Voltage Park?

Create an account, Choose deployment option, Configure your cluster, Deploy and access

What are Voltage Park's main advantages?

Voltage Park's main advantages include: Great GPU availability for on-demand use, No separate ingress, egress, or support charges, Fast deployment (spin up nodes in 15 minutes), Bare metal access for maximum performance, Exceptional customer service and support, NVIDIA Cloud Partner status, Scales from a single GPU up to 8,176-GPU InfiniBand clusters.

What are Voltage Park's limitations?

Voltage Park's main limitations include: U.S.-only regions (limited global presence), Low GPU variety (primarily H100s), Relatively new provider (founded 2023).

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