Hyperstack (NexGen Cloud): GPU options

GPU options to investigate

Hardware, locations and price information checked separately on 10 November 2026. Compare with other GPU providers.

Hyperstack: selected GPU options
GPU and memory	Location	Access and next step	Price basis	Evidence
NVIDIA A100 PCIe 80 GB per GPU GPUs per instance: 1, 2, 4 or 8	Quebec, Canada CANADA-1	Self-serve virtual machine Check in Hyperstack First VM checklist	US$1.35 per GPU-hour On-demand list rate; billed by the minute. Compare workload compatibility and performance, not memory size alone. 24-hour GPU-charge example: 1 GPU: US$32.40; 8 GPUs: US$259.20. Calculated as rate × GPU count × 24 hours, not a full bill or a performance comparison. Other charges and tax may apply. What this rate includes The GPU VM's allocated CPU cores, RAM and local root and ephemeral disks are included. Public IP addresses, attached shared volumes, snapshots and object storage are billed separately. Check the complete configuration before deploying. Billing documentation checked 10 November 2026. Check Hyperstack’s resource pricing.	Sources and date Checked 10 November 2026. GPU configurations and regions · Pricing and billing
NVIDIA H100 PCIe 80 GB per GPU GPUs per instance: 1, 2, 4 or 8	Quebec, Canada CANADA-1	Self-serve virtual machine Check in Hyperstack First VM checklist	US$2.50 per GPU-hour On-demand list rate; billed by the minute. 24-hour GPU-charge example: 1 GPU: US$60.00; 8 GPUs: US$480.00. Calculated as rate × GPU count × 24 hours, not a full bill or a performance comparison. Other charges and tax may apply. What this rate includes The GPU VM's allocated CPU cores, RAM and local root and ephemeral disks are included. Public IP addresses, attached shared volumes, snapshots and object storage are billed separately. Check the complete configuration before deploying. Billing documentation checked 10 November 2026. Check Hyperstack’s resource pricing.	Sources and date Checked 10 November 2026. GPU configurations and regions · Pricing and billing
NVIDIA H100 SXM5 80 GB per GPU GPUs per instance: 8	Quebec, Canada or Texas, United States CANADA-1 / US-1	Self-serve virtual machine Check in Hyperstack First VM checklist	US$3.20 per GPU-hour Eight-GPU VM: US$25.60 per hour. On-demand list rate; billed by the minute. 24-hour GPU-charge example: 8 GPUs: US$614.40. Calculated as rate × GPU count × 24 hours, not a full bill or a performance comparison. Other charges and tax may apply. What this rate includes The GPU VM's allocated CPU cores, RAM and local root and ephemeral disks are included. Public IP addresses, attached shared volumes, snapshots and object storage are billed separately. Check the complete configuration before deploying. Billing documentation checked 10 November 2026. Check Hyperstack’s resource pricing.	Sources and date Checked 10 November 2026. GPU configurations and regions · Pricing and billing
NVIDIA H200 SXM5 141 GB per GPU GPUs per instance: 8	Quebec, Canada CANADA-1	Self-serve virtual machine Check in Hyperstack First VM checklist	US$3.99 per GPU-hour Eight-GPU VM: US$31.92 per hour. On-demand list rate; billed by the minute. 24-hour GPU-charge example: 8 GPUs: US$766.08. Calculated as rate × GPU count × 24 hours, not a full bill or a performance comparison. Other charges and tax may apply. What this rate includes The GPU VM's allocated CPU cores, RAM and local root and ephemeral disks are included. Public IP addresses, attached shared volumes, snapshots and object storage are billed separately. Check the complete configuration before deploying. Billing documentation checked 10 November 2026. Check Hyperstack’s resource pricing.	Sources and date Checked 10 November 2026. GPU configurations and regions · Pricing and billing

Published configurations are separate from live stock. Check the complete instance cost and available region in the console. This scoped check does not refresh the older directory facts below.

Start a Hyperstack GPU VM

You will connect to a remote machine over SSH, rather than run your workload in this comparison page. Before committing to a paid VM:

Check the account prerequisites. Hyperstack's walkthrough requires an account with billing activated and credit added.
Choose the machine and software together. Check the GPU configuration and region, create an environment, and choose an OS image with the CUDA version your workload needs.
Prepare your SSH key. Import an existing public key (.pub), or use the provider's key-generation option and save the downloaded private key securely. Keep the private key on your own machine; it is not the key to paste into the import field.
Follow the connection steps. The official guide covers SSH access, a public IP and the login command for the selected OS. Review the network exposure before deployment, then connect once the VM is active.

Follow Hyperstack’s deployment and SSH walkthrough. Check the data-preservation advice below before hibernating or deleting your VM.

VM setup documentation checked 10 November 2026. This is a preparation checklist, not a stock check or a promise that every software image suits your workload.

Type: GPU cloud
Tends to suit: Teams wanting self-serve GPU virtual machines with API and Terraform tooling.
How it is priced: Publishes a price list
Getting access: Self-serve through a web console, with an API (Go and Python SDKs) and a Terraform provider.

What we checked

States that it holds SOC 2 Type II certification. (source)
Lists data centres in Europe and North America, with its head office in London. (source)
Pricing page describes per-minute on-demand billing, reservations and spot virtual machines. (source)

Official pricing and access links

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