Rent NVIDIA Tesla V100 in the Cloud
Legacy data center GPU. Still available at very low prices for budget-conscious workloads.
Compare NVIDIA Tesla V100 Cloud Pricing — 1 Providers
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Prices last verified: April 13, 2026
NVIDIA Tesla V100 Technical Specifications
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get NVIDIA Tesla V100 for under $2/hr?
At the time of our latest refresh (July 26, 2026) on-demand NVIDIA Tesla V100 cloud instances start from $0.13 per hour, spot instances from per hour, and reserved (1-month+) commitments can save another up to 40% on top. The most affordable on-demand provider is Vast.ai, and the most affordable spot provider is .
Billing granularity matters too: per-second or per-minute billing saves money on short jobs, while hourly billing can round aggressively on experiments that finish in ten minutes. Total monthly spend scales linearly with uptime, so if you plan to keep an instance running continuously, model reserved pricing first.
Deploy NVIDIA Tesla V100 on Vast.ai for $0.13/hr — currently the only tracked provider offering this GPU.
What generation is NVIDIA Tesla V100?
Short version of the NVIDIA Tesla V100 spec sheet: 16 GB HBM2, 900 GB/s, 125 FP16 TFLOPS, 15.7 FP32 TFLOPS, Volta (2017), 300W.
Long version: the card is tuned for mixed-precision matrix multiplication on large tensors, which is exactly what transformer training and production inference demand. Bandwidth is generous enough to avoid stalling on attention operations, and VRAM capacity covers modern model sizes without requiring offloading to CPU memory.
Get NVIDIA Tesla V100 on Vast.ai starting at $0.13/hr — live pricing and fast provisioning.
Raw compute of NVIDIA Tesla V100 versus its generation peers
Peak performance on NVIDIA Tesla V100: 125 FP16 TFLOPS, 15.7 FP32 TFLOPS, 900 GB/s memory bandwidth. Those figures cap theoretical throughput, but real-world performance varies based on kernel efficiency, batch size, and model shape.
For pre-training, expect near-peak utilisation on well-optimised frameworks (PyTorch with Flash Attention, DeepSpeed, Megatron-style tensor parallelism). For serving, KV-cache bandwidth is usually the bottleneck — which is why the 900 GB/s figure often predicts latency better than FP16 TFLOPS.
On ML benchmarks NVIDIA Tesla V100 lands in the tier you'd expect from its Volta generation, with strong performance-per-watt given the 16 GB VRAM capacity.
Deploy NVIDIA Tesla V100 on Vast.ai for $0.13/hr — currently the only tracked provider offering this GPU.
NVIDIA Tesla V100 cloud availability — who has it?
NVIDIA Tesla V100 is available from 1 cloud providers we monitor — currently: Vast.ai. The lowest-priced on-demand pricing comes from Vast.ai at $0.13 per hour, while offers spot capacity from per hour.
Each provider trades off differently: community clouds lead on price, bare-metal specialists lead on interconnect quality, and hyperscalers lead on regions and enterprise tooling. Match the provider to the workload's priority — cost, latency, region, or compliance — rather than picking purely on headline rate.
Get NVIDIA Tesla V100 on Vast.ai starting at $0.13/hr — live pricing and fast provisioning.
NVIDIA Tesla V100 for fine-tuning foundation models — worth it?
NVIDIA Tesla V100 is ideal for Legacy training, inference, HPC. That covers the workloads where the card's balance of VRAM (16 GB), compute, and bandwidth pays off — chiefly AI pre-training and real-time serving at scales that don't require the absolute top-tier accelerators.
It's a data-center-segment card, so expect data-centre-grade reliability and form factor rather than gaming-class features. Cloud pricing starts at $0.13 per hour from Vast.ai, making it reachable for any team willing to move to the cloud for compute.
Get NVIDIA Tesla V100 on Vast.ai starting at $0.13/hr — live pricing and fast provisioning.
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