Overview
Latitude.sh is a bare metal provider offering CPU and GPU servers provisioned on demand.[6] Its pricing page lists each plan with hourly and monthly prices and includes 20 TB of free outbound transfer and unmetered inbound on the configurations shown.[6]
The smallest CPU plan, m4.metal.small, has a six-core AMD 4244P and 48 GB RAM for US$0.41 an hour or US$296 a month; f4.metal.small (12-core AMD 4484PX, 96 GB) costs US$0.55 an hour or US$398 a month. Larger plans run to rs4.metal.xlarge with a 64-core EPYC 9554P and 1,536 GB RAM at US$3,971 a month. GPU plans start with a single H100 at US$1.68 an hour (US$1,230 a month) and go up to eight-GPU HGX B300 systems at US$64 an hour.[6]
Latitude.sh uses current AMD platforms throughout. Its entry price is higher than European providers, and it does not offer managed servers.[6]
Latitude.sh features
- Current-generation AMD EPYC servers
- NVIDIA H100, RTX PRO 6000 and B300 GPUs
- Hourly and monthly prices
- 20 TB free egress
- API provisioning
Latitude.sh pricing
USD. m4.metal.small US$0.41/hour (US$296/month); f4.metal.small US$0.55/hour (US$398/month); GPU from US$1.68/hour (1× H100). 20 TB free outbound.
Latitude.sh strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Modern hardware
- GPU servers on the same platform
- Large egress allowance
Limitations
- Higher entry price than European rivals
- Unmanaged
- GPU plans expensive at the top end
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