RESERVED MI350X

MI350X reserved rates are quoted per-engagement and reflect tight Q3 2026 supply. Pricing is more variable than MI325X because allocation slots from AMD are scarce — providers price against their own allocation costs rather than against a settled market rate. The strongest drivers are commitment length (12-month-plus commits unlock the deepest rates and capacity priority), region (US-based capacity is preferred during the current ramp), and timing of the RFQ relative to provider allocation cycles. Compute Exchange returns indicative MI350X pricing within 24 hours, anchored to your specific configuration.

MI350X released in June 2025 with chiplet-based manufacturing, which introduces yield variability. Supply is allocation-constrained through Q2 2026 — DigitalOcean is the primary cloud provider offering MI350X for production workloads as of early 2026, with Lambda Labs and others testing but not yet at general availability. AMD prioritizes hyperscaler and frontier-lab allocations during initial ramp, which compresses secondary-market and neocloud availability through the first year of release.

MI350X offers 288GB HBM3e versus 192GB HBM3e on B200 — the memory advantage favors single-device serving of the largest models. B200 has stronger NVLink 5 scaling for tightly coupled multi-GPU training and native FP4 Tensor Core support optimized for the Blackwell ecosystem. For inference workloads where bandwidth and capacity dominate, MI350X is typically cheaper per token. For multi-node training at frontier scale, B200's NVLink fabric advantage is significant. Software ecosystem maturity remains CUDA's strongest argument.

MI350X reservations start at 3-month minimums and extend to 36-month commits — the 1-month tier most providers offer on older parts is generally unavailable during the current allocation-constrained period. Providers prioritize 12-month-plus commits because they need to amortize allocation slots from AMD against predictable revenue. The 36-month commit secures both the deepest pricing and provisioning priority through 2027, which matters more on MI350X than on mature parts given how tight supply remains through Q2 2026. Compute Exchange surfaces qualified MI350X capacity from the provider network and returns indicative pricing across whichever term lengths you specify in your RFQ.