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Dedicated allocation, availability, node sizes, and choosing a GPU.
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Dedicated allocation, availability, node sizes, and choosing a GPU.
A dedicated GPU configuration means one card is reserved for one customer for the paid term rather than time-sliced. Actual allocation is confirmed only when provisioning succeeds.
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The catalog covers NVIDIA and AMD models across Dallas, Ashburn, and Portland. Catalog quantities are reference values; current availability must be confirmed before an order is accepted.
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Configurations support 1, 2, 4, or 8 cards. The catalog applies the published volume discount to 2-, 4-, and 8-GPU nodes and shows the complete 7- or 30-day price before deployment.
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Start with required VRAM, software compatibility, latency or throughput goals, and whether the workload can use multiple cards efficiently. Multiple GPUs do not automatically behave as one shared memory pool; the application must support sharding or parallel execution.
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Provisioning time is not published. A deployment must remain pending until the infrastructure provider confirms a usable machine.
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