GPU resources for AI and machine learning

Run inference, model training, video encoding, and other GPU-accelerated workloads on Safespring's cloud infrastructure.

GPU instances in Safespring Compute

Safespring Compute provides GPU flavors for inference, model training, video encoding, and running large language models.

GPU resources are provided as flavors, which are predefined resource profiles. Each GPU flavor has a fixed combination of GPU, vCPU, and RAM. Flavors in the l2 series also include local storage. Current configurations and prices are listed on the price page.

A2 is suitable for inference, lighter training, and video encoding. A2 flavors are available in STO2 and are enabled for the project through support. H100 NVL is available in STO1 on request and is optimized for inference with large language models. The card has 94 GB of HBM3 memory, PCIe 5.0 x16, and passive cooling.

NVIDIA A2

STO2

GPU memory

16 GB GDDR6

Architecture
Ampere
Configurations
4 (b2 and l2)
Price from
€0.34/hour
Power limit
60 W
Status
Enabled through support
Use cases
Inference, light training, video encoding

NVIDIA H100 NVL

STO1

GPU memory

94 GB HBM3

Architecture
Hopper
Configurations
1 (b2)
Price from
€2.93/hour
Power limit
Up to 400 W
Status
Available on request
Use cases
Inference with large language models

Choose between local and central storage

l2 flavors include local NVMe storage on the compute node. The root disk follows the instance lifecycle and is deleted with the instance. Safespring cannot restore the data if the local disk fails. Use l2 for stateless or short-lived workloads, or make sure that the data is backed up.

b2 flavors do not include a local disk and boot from a persistent volume in central block storage. The volume remains independently of the instance and can be either fast or large.

GPU nodes for Kubernetes

GPU support in Safespring Kubernetes Engine is available in STO2 for worker nodes using A2 flavors whose names end in gA2. The documented SKE support does not include H100 NVL. The managed control plane and the Compute instances used as worker nodes are billed separately.

GPU and machine learning documentation and examples

Explore technical documentation for GPU instances, a practical guide to running a local language model, and an example of machine learning on Safespring’s infrastructure.

Configurations and prices

The GPU instance price list contains current configurations with vCPU, RAM, local storage, GPU model, and prices per hour and per 30 days.

If you are unsure which flavor or storage option fits your workload, contact Safespring to discuss your requirements.