Sapience sells GPU capacity as dedicated clusters reserved for a term, not as individual GPUs rented by the minute. This guide explains why, and what you choose when you ask for a quote.
Why by the cluster and the term
Each cluster is single-tenant hardware, procured and commissioned for one customer on an agreed delivery date. Reserving it for a term is what lets us finance and commission dedicated clusters, and it gives you capacity that is not shared and not reclaimed mid-project.
The four choices in a quote
| Choice | Options |
|---|---|
| Node | RTX PRO 6000 (8 × 96 GB per server) or HGX B300 (8 × 288 GB per node) |
| Cluster size | 8 servers (64 GPUs), 24 servers (192 GPUs) or 32 servers (256 GPUs) |
| Term | RTX PRO 6000: from 3 months · HGX B300: multi-year, longer terms carry lower rates |
| Start month | RTX PRO 6000: 2027 start dates · HGX B300: from December 2026 |
The minimum is one cluster of 8 servers. Single servers and single GPUs are not offered.
How the rate works
The rate is expressed per GPU-hour so you can compare it with other offers, even though you reserve a whole cluster for a term. Rates move with term, cluster size, support scope and the market, which is why they are quoted in writing rather than published. Rates are in US dollars and exclude VAT; VAT is applied according to your billing entity and location.
What the rate covers
The whole cluster, single-tenant, with direct hardware access; encrypted local NVMe on every server; node-to-node networking on the cluster fabric; and 24/7 monitoring and technical support from the Sapience team. Additional storage, private clusters, dedicated connectivity and managed platform layers are quoted separately. The details are on the pricing page.
What the written quote confirms
- The rate per GPU-hour
- The term
- The delivery date
- Confirmed availability
To start, configure a cluster and request a quote, or read which node fits your workload.
Questions about your workload?
Describe the model, the data and the timeline. You get a recommendation and a quote, not a sales deck.