NVIDIA GPU Servers: The Full Lineup, One Trusted Provider
From entry-level inference to multi-GPU training clusters, every NVIDIA GPU tier under one roof.
- Latest-gen NVIDIA GPUs — A100, H100, H200, L40S, RTX & more.
- Multi-GPU & NVLink support for scaling up.
- Fully customizable configurations.
- GPU passthrough/virtualization support.
Packages & Pricing
Choose Your NVIDIA GPU Server Plan — For Every Workload, Every Budget.
NVIDIA A2
- 16 GB GPU Memory
- 8 vCPU
- 16 GB RAM
- 200 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
NVIDIA RTX A5000
- 24 GB GPU Memory
- 8 vCPU
- 32 GB RAM
- 400 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
NVIDIA RTX 4090
- 24 GB GPU Memory
- 4 vCPU
- 32 GB RAM
- 200 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
NVIDIA L40S
- 48 GB GPU Memory
- 32 vCPU
- 128 GB RAM
- 300 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
NVIDIA RTX 6000 Ada
- 48 GB GPU Memory
- 8 vCPU
- 64 GB RAM
- 300 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000
- 96 GB GPU Memory
- 16 vCPU
- 125 GB RAM
- 500 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
1x A100
- 80 GB GPU Memory
- 24 vCPU
- 256 GB RAM
- 1000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
2x A100
- 160 GB GPU Memory
- 48 vCPU
- 512 GB RAM
- 2000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
1x H100
- 80 GB GPU Memory
- 24 vCPU
- 256 GB RAM
- 1000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
2x H100
- 160 GB GPU Memory
- 48 vCPU
- 512 GB RAM
- 2000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
4x H100
- 320 GB GPU Memory
- 64 vCPU
- 768 GB RAM
- 3000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
8x H100
- 640 GB GPU Memory
- 96 vCPU
- 1000 GB RAM
- 5000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
1x H200
- 141 GB GPU Memory
- 30 vCPU
- 375 GB RAM
- 3000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
2x H200
- 282 GB GPU Memory
- 60 vCPU
- 750 GB RAM
- 7000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
4x H200
- 564 GB GPU Memory
- 120 vCPU
- 1500 GB RAM
- 15000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
8x H200
- 1128 GB GPU Memory
- 240 vCPU
- 3000 GB RAM
- 30000 GB Storage
- 5 TB Bandwidth
- Linux Platform
All plans include: 1 Gbps network, Linux platform, 24/7 support, and full root access. Multi-GPU cluster plans (marked “Contact Us”) are custom-quoted based on duration and availability.
Why Choose Our NVIDIA GPU Servers
One provider, the full range of NVIDIA hardware — pick exactly what your workload needs.
Expert Support You Can Rely On
Pre-optimized for TensorFlow, PyTorch & other ML frameworks
- GPU selection guidance based on your workload
- Server provisioning & initial setup support
- Driver & framework configuration guidance
- Continuous infrastructure monitoring
- Continuous infrastructure monitoring
Key Benefits
One catalog of NVIDIA hardware, so you’re never stuck choosing between providers as your needs change.
What Can You Run on an NVIDIA GPU Server
NVIDIA GPU servers power some of the most demanding workloads across industries.
· Train models faster and deploy predictions with lower latency
· Process massive datasets without the slowdowns of CPU-only systems
· Produce high-quality 3D visuals and test high-end games in the cloud
·Run simulations and analyze medical imaging with AI-assisted speed
Why NVIDIA GPU Hosting with Site2Host.com?
The full range of NVIDIA hardware, competitive pricing, and real support behind every plan.
Need a custom NVIDIA GPU configuration?
Our experts are ready to assist with setup, scaling, and optimization.
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FAQs of NVIDIA GPU Server
An NVIDIA GPU server is a computer system built with one or more NVIDIA graphics cards, used for heavy tasks like AI, deep learning, 3D design, or big data work — significantly faster than a regular CPU-only server.
Yes. Deep learning models need substantial computing power, and NVIDIA GPU servers significantly reduce training time, which is why they're widely used by researchers, startups, and AI developers.
It depends on your budget and workload requirements — memory, storage, and processing needs all factor in. Our team can help you match a plan to your specific application.
NVIDIA GPU Cloud offers the fast, parallel computing capabilities of a GPU, suited to AI, deep learning, and other demanding applications. Traditional cloud services focus on CPU-based resources, which can't match the speed or efficiency for these workloads.
Yes. An NVIDIA virtual GPU can run multiple applications simultaneously, with each application getting access to its allocated share of GPU power.
Our top-tier plans support up to 4 GPUs per server, and larger multi-GPU cluster configurations (up to 8x) are available on custom quote.
Yes. We offer custom configuration options — reach out to discuss your specific application requirements and we'll help build the right setup.
Our team monitors servers around the clock and intervenes immediately to prevent hardware issues from interrupting your operations, with fast replacement and repair when needed.