Google Cloud GPUs Reviews

Google Cloud GPUs Description

Accelerate compute jobs such as machine learning and HPC. There are many GPUs available to suit different price points and performance levels. Flexible pricing and machine customizations are available to optimize your workload. High-performance GPUs available on Google Cloud for machine intelligence, scientific computing, 3D visualization, and machine learning. NVIDIA K80 and P100 GPUs, T4, V100 and A100 GPUs offer a variety of compute options to meet your workload's cost and performance requirements. You can optimize the processor, memory and high-performance disk for your specific workload by using up to 8 GPUs per instance. All this with per-second billing so that you only pay for what you use. You can run GPU workloads on Google Cloud Platform, which offers industry-leading storage, networking and data analytics technologies. Compute Engine offers GPUs that can be added to virtual machine instances. Learn more about GPUs and the types of hardware available.

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$0.160 per GPU

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Google

Year Founded:

1998

Headquarters:

United States

Website:

cloud.google.com/gpu

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