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Rent Intel Gaudi 2 Cloud Instances

The Intel Gaudi 2 is a high-performance deep learning accelerator designed for training large AI models. It offers a competitive alternative to NVIDIA's high-end GPUs, focusing on efficiency and scalability for demanding workloads.

📊 Pricing at a Glance

Cheapest Provider
LeaderGPU
$0.91/GPU/hr
Most Expensive
Denvr
$1.25/GPU/hr
Median Price
$1.08/GPU/hr
Total Instances
2
Providers
2
Last Updated
June 5, 2026

Intel Gaudi 2 rental pricing ranges from $0.91/GPU/hr to $1.25/GPU/hr across 2 instances from 2 providers (updated June 2026).

Looking for a specific provider? See LeaderGPU Intel Gaudi 2, or Denvr Intel Gaudi 2.

Available Offers

Compare the top 5 cheapest offers from 2 providers.

2 instances available
Intel Gaudi 28x
96GB VRAM
64 vCPU
2048GB RAM
96174GB Storage
$0.91/GPU/hr
$7.29/hr total (8×)
Intel Gaudi 28x
96GB VRAM
160 vCPU
1024GB RAM
30400GB Storage
$1.25/GPU/hr
$10.00/hr total (8×)

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Technical Specifications

CUDA cores
N/A (Not an NVIDIA product)
Memory type
HBM2E
Tensor cores
Proprietary Matrix Multiplication Engines (MME)
FP8 performance
Up to 245 TFLOPS
Memory bandwidth
2.45 TB/s

Strengths & Limitations

Advantages
  • High memory bandwidth (2.45 TB/s) for handling large datasets.
  • Designed for efficient scaling across multiple accelerators.
  • Competitive performance in specific deep learning training workloads.
  • Offers an alternative to NVIDIA's ecosystem, potentially reducing vendor lock-in.
  • Optimized for large model training with specialized matrix multiplication engines.
Limitations
  • Higher hourly cost compared to some NVIDIA options (e.g., significantly more expensive than an NVIDIA H100 SXM5 at $0.74/hr).
  • Software ecosystem and community support may be less mature than NVIDIA's CUDA.
  • Performance can vary significantly depending on the specific workload and optimization.
  • Limited availability compared to more established GPU options.
  • May require more specialized expertise to optimize performance.

Top Use Cases

Large Language Model (LLM) Training

Training massive language models like GPT-3 or similar architectures, leveraging the high memory bandwidth and matrix multiplication capabilities.

Recommendation Systems

Developing and training complex recommendation systems that require processing large amounts of data and performing intricate calculations.

Computer Vision

Training deep learning models for image recognition, object detection, and other computer vision tasks, especially those involving high-resolution images or video.

Real-World Benchmark

Deep Learning Training Performance
Gaudi 2 demonstrates competitive training times on specific models like ResNet-50 and BERT compared to NVIDIA GPUs. However, performance is highly dependent on the framework, model architecture, and optimization efforts. Independent benchmarks are crucial for evaluating suitability for specific workloads.
Est. Cost$10.00/hr

Market Analysis

The Intel Gaudi 2 aims to capture a share of the high-performance deep learning accelerator market, dominated by NVIDIA. Its success depends on its ability to deliver competitive performance, a robust software ecosystem, and strong support for key deep learning frameworks. The high hourly cost ($10.00/hr) positions it as a premium option, requiring careful consideration of workload suitability and potential cost savings compared to alternatives. The emergence of AMD's Instinct MI300X ($0.50/hr) as a competitor adds further complexity to the market.

Frequently Asked Questions

What software frameworks are supported by Intel Gaudi 2?â–¾

Intel Gaudi 2 supports popular deep learning frameworks such as TensorFlow, PyTorch, and Habana SynapseAI.

How does Intel Gaudi 2 compare to NVIDIA GPUs in terms of performance?â–¾

Performance varies depending on the specific workload and optimization. In some cases, Gaudi 2 can offer competitive performance, but it's essential to conduct benchmarks with your specific models and datasets.

What is the power consumption of Intel Gaudi 2?â–¾

The power consumption of Intel Gaudi 2 is significant, typical of high-performance accelerators. Specific power figures depend on the workload and configuration.

Alternative GPUs

NVIDIA H100 SXM5
$0.74/hr

Offers potentially superior performance in a wider range of deep learning workloads with a more mature software ecosystem, at a significantly lower cost.

NVIDIA A100 SXM4 80GB
$0.78/hr

A more established and widely supported GPU with a large memory capacity, suitable for many large-scale deep learning tasks, and significantly cheaper.

AMD Instinct MI300X
$0.50/hr

Another competitor in the high-performance accelerator space, offering an alternative to both NVIDIA and Intel, and is significantly cheaper.

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Source: GPUPerHour.com — Intel Gaudi 2 GPU Rental Pricing Comparison (June 2026)

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Intel Gaudi 2 Pricing: What It Costs in 2026

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Intel Gaudi 2 cloud GPU pricing ranges from $0.91/hr on LeaderGPU to $1.25/hr on Denvr, based on 2 offers tracked by GPUPerHour across 2 providers. 2 instances are currently in stock across 2 regions.

Running a Intel Gaudi 2 continuously for one month at the cheapest available rate costs approximately $656. Most providers bill per second or per minute, so shorter jobs cost proportionally less. Prices on GPUPerHour update every 60 seconds, reflecting real-time changes in provider pricing and availability.

Renting Intel Gaudi 2: Which Provider to Choose

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GPUPerHour tracks Intel Gaudi 2 offers from 2 providers. The cheapest option is LeaderGPU at $0.91/hr, followed by Denvr at $1.25/hr.

Price is not the only factor when choosing a provider. Availability matters: 2 of 2 instances are in stock right now. Billing increments, region coverage, and security certifications also vary between providers. Use the pricing tool to filter by region, availability, and provider features.

How Intel Gaudi 2 Compares

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Compared to alternatives, the NVIDIA H100 SXM5 is available from $0.74/hr. Offers potentially superior performance in a wider range of deep learning workloads with a more mature software ecosystem, at a significantly lower cost. The NVIDIA A100 SXM4 80GB is available from $0.78/hr. A more established and widely supported GPU with a large memory capacity, suitable for many large-scale deep learning tasks, and significantly cheaper. The AMD Instinct MI300X is available from $0.50/hr. Another competitor in the high-performance accelerator space, offering an alternative to both NVIDIA and Intel, and is significantly cheaper.

For detailed head-to-head analysis, see: a10 vs gaudi2, a100 pcie 40gb vs gaudi2, a100 pcie 80gb vs gaudi2.

Intel Gaudi 2 Pricing FAQ

How much does Intel Gaudi 2 cost per hour?â–¾

Intel Gaudi 2 cloud rental pricing starts at $0.91/hr on LeaderGPU and goes up to $1.25/hr. Running a Intel Gaudi 2 continuously for one month at the cheapest rate costs approximately $656. GPUPerHour tracks pricing from 2 providers with prices updated every 60 seconds.

Which is the cheapest provider for Intel Gaudi 2?â–¾

The cheapest Intel Gaudi 2 is available on LeaderGPU at $0.91/hr, Denvr at $1.25/hr. 2 instances are currently in stock across 2 providers.

What are the alternatives to Intel Gaudi 2?â–¾

Alternatives to the Intel Gaudi 2 include NVIDIA H100 SXM5 ($0.74/hr), NVIDIA A100 SXM4 80GB ($0.78/hr), AMD Instinct MI300X ($0.50/hr). Offers potentially superior performance in a wider range of deep learning workloads with a more mature software ecosystem, at a significantly lower cost.

GAUDI2 Price: $7.29/hr on LeaderGPU | GPUPerHour