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- Hydra Host rents dedicated, single-tenant bare-metal GPU servers (NVIDIA B200, H200, GH200, L40S, RTX 4090/5090 and others) across a network of independent data centers, with hourly rates published per GPU.
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- The fleet is deployed and managed through Brokkr, Hydra's own AI Factory Operating System, which gives customers a single API for provisioning, power control and diagnostics.
- Hydra also designs, procures, deploys and monetizes AI data-center capacity end to end for operators and investors.
- Best for
- AI teams running training or inference on dedicated hardware who want full root access, no hypervisor and no shared tenancy, with options for InfiniBand multi-node clusters and jurisdiction-specific deployment.
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- Also suited to neoclouds, developer platforms and independent data-center operators who need real bare metal plus a turnkey provisioning and billing control plane.
- Pricing
- Priced per GPU-hour at published "starting at" ranges: B200 $5.00–$3.50/hr, H200 $3.20–$2.50/hr, GH200 $4.99–$2.75/hr, L40S $1.45–$0.70/hr, L40 $0.90–$0.55/hr, RTX 5090 $0.70/hr, RTX 4090 $0.65–$0.40/hr, RTX A6000 $0.65–$0.52/hr, RTX 3090 $0.35–$0.24/hr.
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- Interruptible capacity is advertised at 20–50
- Main limitation
- Teams that want a managed platform, serverless or fully operated PaaS, since Hydra provides the bare metal and the customer runs the software stack.
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- Poor fit for strict-uptime production workloads if the only affordable option is interruptible capacity, and for adult-content, reseller or under-18 use, which the Terms of Service restrict or prohibit.
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About
- Hydra Host rents dedicated, single-tenant bare-metal GPU servers (NVIDIA B200, H200, GH200, L40S, RTX 4090/5090 and others) across a network of independent data centers, with hourly rates published per GPU.
- The fleet is deployed and managed through Brokkr, Hydra's own AI Factory Operating System, which gives customers a single API for provisioning, power control and diagnostics.
- Hydra also designs, procures, deploys and monetizes AI data-center capacity end to end for operators and investors.
What it helps with
- Hyperscaler-controlled GPU pricing and scarce access to dedicated, non-virtualized compute for AI training and inference
- Building and staffing a software team just to run an AI factory, including orchestration, provisioning, billing and cust
- Idle GPU capacity sitting dark instead of generating revenue for data-center operators and investors.
- Hardware procurement cycles and upfront capital commitment for teams that need GPU capacity quickly.
- Managing hardware failures and diagnostics without in-house HPC operations staff.
- Meeting data sovereignty, export-control and compliance requirements through region-specific deployment.
- Needing one consistent API for provisioning and lifecycle management across different data centers and OEM hardware stac
- Multi-tenant or virtualized cloud environments that expose workloads to noisy neighbors and side-channel risk.
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| Offering | Available | Detail |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated bare-metal servers | Yes | Single-tenant servers with full root access; no hypervisor and no co-located tenants, per the official homepage. |
| Unified provisioning API | Yes | Brokkr exposes provisioning, termination, rescue mode, power controls and diagnostics through one API across data centers and OEM hardware stacks. |
| Contract flexibility | Yes | Interruptible, on-demand and reserved contracts are offered; interruptible capacity is pre-emptible between long-term contracts. |
| InfiniBand multi-node clusters | Yes | Advertised for training workloads, alongside high-throughput storage. |
| Bring-your-own image | Yes | Custom deployments via cloud-init or iPXE images. |
| Confidential compute and remote attestation | Yes | Offered under the Confidential Metal product line, with encryption at rest and remote attestation. |
| 24/7 HPC hardware support | Yes | Hydra states its engineers handle hardware failures, diagnostics and triage; this covers hardware, not the customer's software stack. |
| Brokkr OS for operators | Yes | Control plane with automated provisioning, metering, billing and commerce tooling for independent AI factories; license and transaction pricing is not publicly disclosed. |
| Published fees for Brokkr, financing or revenue share | Unknown | No public price list exists; economics are set by a signed Scope of Work or published prices. |
| Independent third-party reviews | Unknown | Only a first-party customer quote appears in the supplied corpus; no independent review coverage was located. |
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