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Reserved GPU Rental/RESERVED A100 80GB

RESERVED A100 80GB

NVIDIA A100 80GB SXM4

The A100 80GB is the value sweet spot for reserved compute in 2026. Wide deployment, abundant supply, and mature provider support mean reserved terms run materially cheaper than current-generation parts for workloads that do not need FP8 or Hopper-specific features.

AVAILABLE TERM LENGTH
1MO3MO6MO12MO24MO36MO

Deepest provider support across all term lengths. A100 80GB has the broadest reserved availability of any data-center GPU on the network — including longer 24- and 36-month commits at competitive rates.

Reserve CapacityCompare Providers
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
RESERVED
VRAM
80 GB HBM2e
MEMORY BANDWIDTH
2.04 TB/s
FP 16 TENSOR
312 TFLOPS (sparse)
FP 8 TENSOR
Not supported
TDP
400W
FORM FACTOR
SXM4
INTERCONNECT
NVLink 3.0 / NVSwitch (600 GB/s)
ARCHITECTURE
Ampere
Partner Network

AGGREGATED ACROSS
LEADING NEOCLOUDS

Compute Exchange aggregates reserved capacity from a verified network of leading AI-native cloud providers and hyperscalers. All partners undergo identity, capacity, SLA, and operational verification before quotes surface on the network.

You receive a normalized comparison across providers in a single quote response — rather than evaluating each neocloud's contract structure, billing model, and SLA terms in isolation.

WORKLOAD FIT

RESERVED A100 80GB
USE CASES

Production inference at scale
Cost-optimized training
Fine-tuning sub-70B models
Long-running research workloads
WHY RESERVE

RESERVED A100 80GB
VS ON-DEMAND

A100 80GB has the deepest reserved supply across hyperscalers, neoclouds, and specialty providers. Long commits offer the strongest cost-per-FP16-TFLOP-hour available on the reserved market, and provider competition keeps rates competitive across the full term ladder.

Frequently Asked Questions

RESERVED A100 80GB
KEY QUESTIONS

What term lengths are available for A100 80GB?+
Compute Exchange aggregates A100 80GB reserved capacity across 1, 3, 6, 12, 24, and 36-month terms. The A100 80GB has the deepest reserved provider support of any data-center GPU on the network — every term length is broadly available with short provisioning windows.
Is A100 80GB reserved still relevant in 2026?+
Yes — particularly for production inference and fine-tuning of sub-70B models. The A100 80GB delivers 312 FP16 TFLOPS (sparse) and 80GB HBM2e, sufficient for most production workloads outside frontier-scale training. The cost advantage versus reserved H100 typically wins on total economics for non-FP8 workloads.
What workloads should still target H100 reserved over A100 80GB?+
Workloads that benefit from FP8 quantization (recent LLM inference with TensorRT-LLM), distributed training that needs Hopper-generation Tensor Core throughput, or fine-tuning of large models where wall-clock time matters more than capital efficiency. For everything else, A100 80GB reserved is more economical.
How long will A100 80GB reserved supply remain available?+
NVIDIA continues to support Ampere through CUDA, cuDNN, and TensorRT, and the deployed base is large enough that reserved supply is expected to remain abundant through at least 2027. Provider commitment to A100 80GB for inference workloads is strong; expect 24- and 36-month reservations to remain straightforward to secure.
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RESERVED A100 80GB

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