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Rent NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB Cloud Instances

The NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB is a high-performance data center GPU designed for accelerating AI, deep learning, and high-performance computing (HPC) workloads. It offers a significant memory capacity compared to its 16GB counterpart, enabling larger models and datasets to be processed.

📊 Pricing at a Glance

Cheapest Provider
TensorDock
$0.29/GPU/hr
Most Expensive
AWS
$3.90/GPU/hr
Median Price
$0.95/GPU/hr
Total Instances
62
Providers
5
Last Updated
June 5, 2026

NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB rental pricing ranges from $0.29/GPU/hr to $3.90/GPU/hr across 62 instances from 5 providers (updated June 2026).

Looking for a specific provider? See TensorDock NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB, Ori NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB, or Paperspace NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB.

Available Offers

Compare the top 5 cheapest offers from 5 providers.

52 instances available
NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB
32GB VRAM
0 vCPU
0GB RAM
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$0.29/GPU/hr
NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB
32GB VRAM
0 vCPU
0GB RAM
$0.29/GPU/hr
Ori
Ori
Frankfurt
Available
NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB
32GB VRAM
15 vCPU
45GB RAM
300GB Storage
$0.95/GPU/hr
Ori
Ori
Warsaw
Available
NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB
32GB VRAM
15 vCPU
45GB RAM
300GB Storage
$0.95/GPU/hr
NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB
32GB VRAM
15 vCPU
45GB RAM
400GB Storage
$0.95/GPU/hr

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Technical Specifications

CUDA cores
5120
Memory type
HBM2
Tensor cores
640
FP8 performance
N/A
Memory bandwidth
900 GB/s

Strengths & Limitations

Advantages
  • Large 32GB HBM2 memory capacity allows for processing larger datasets and more complex models.
  • Excellent double-precision (FP64) performance suitable for scientific computing.
  • Tensor Cores accelerate deep learning training and inference.
  • High memory bandwidth reduces data transfer bottlenecks.
  • Mature and well-supported architecture.
Limitations
  • Higher cost compared to consumer-grade GPUs.
  • Lower single-precision (FP32) performance compared to newer generation GPUs like the NVIDIA RTX 3080 ($0.05/hr).
  • Power consumption can be significant.
  • HBM2 memory, while fast, is more expensive than GDDR6.
  • Lacks support for newer features like sparsity acceleration found in Ampere and later architectures.

Top Use Cases

Deep Learning Training

Training large and complex deep learning models, especially those requiring significant memory capacity, such as large language models or high-resolution image processing models.

High-Performance Computing (HPC)

Accelerating scientific simulations and computations in fields like fluid dynamics, molecular dynamics, and weather forecasting.

Data Analytics

Processing and analyzing large datasets in fields like finance, genomics, and marketing.

Real-World Benchmark

Deep Learning Training Performance
The Tesla V100 32GB delivers strong performance in deep learning training, particularly for models that are memory-bound. While newer GPUs offer higher theoretical FLOPS, the V100's large memory capacity can be a significant advantage for certain workloads. Performance varies greatly depending on the specific model, dataset, and framework used.
Est. Cost$0.29/hr

Market Analysis

The NVIDIA Tesla V100 32GB remains a viable option for users needing substantial memory capacity for their workloads. While newer GPUs like the NVIDIA A100 PCIe 80GB ($0.12/hr) offer superior performance and features, the V100 32GB can be a cost-effective solution for specific use cases where its memory capacity is critical. It's important to consider the overall cost-performance ratio compared to newer alternatives, especially if the workload is not heavily memory-bound. The availability of newer GPUs has driven down the relative value of the V100.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Tesla V100 16GB and 32GB?â–¾

The primary difference is the memory capacity. The 32GB version can handle larger datasets and more complex models that exceed the 16GB limit of the smaller version. Both have the same core architecture and number of CUDA and Tensor cores.

Is the Tesla V100 32GB suitable for gaming?â–¾

No. The Tesla V100 is designed for data center and HPC workloads, not gaming. It lacks the display outputs and drivers optimized for gaming performance. Consumer-grade GPUs like the GeForce RTX series are much better suited for gaming.

What kind of power supply is required for the Tesla V100 32GB?â–¾

The Tesla V100 typically requires a high-wattage power supply, often 750W or greater, depending on the overall system configuration. Refer to the manufacturer's specifications for the recommended power supply requirements.

Alternative GPUs

NVIDIA A100 PCIe 40GB
$0.13/hr

Offers significantly improved performance and newer architecture at a similar or lower price point, though with slightly less memory.

NVIDIA A100 PCIe 80GB
$0.12/hr

Provides even greater memory capacity and performance than the V100 32GB, making it a superior choice for memory-intensive workloads. Price is similar or lower.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090
$0.06/hr

A consumer-grade GPU with 24GB of memory that can be a cost-effective alternative for some deep learning tasks, although it lacks the double-precision performance of the V100.

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Tesla V100 32GB Pricing: What It Costs in 2026

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Tesla V100 32GB cloud GPU pricing ranges from $0.29/hr on TensorDock to $3.90/hr on AWS, based on 62 offers tracked by GPUPerHour across 5 providers. 52 instances are currently in stock across 15 regions.

Running a Tesla V100 32GB continuously for one month at the cheapest available rate costs approximately $209. 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 Tesla V100 32GB: Which Provider to Choose

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GPUPerHour tracks Tesla V100 32GB offers from 5 providers. The cheapest option is TensorDock at $0.29/hr, followed by Ori at $0.95/hr and Paperspace at $2.30/hr.

Price is not the only factor when choosing a provider. Availability matters: 52 of 62 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 Tesla V100 32GB Compares

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Compared to alternatives, the NVIDIA A100 PCIe 40GB is available from $0.13/hr. Offers significantly improved performance and newer architecture at a similar or lower price point, though with slightly less memory. The NVIDIA A100 PCIe 80GB is available from $0.12/hr. Provides even greater memory capacity and performance than the V100 32GB, making it a superior choice for memory-intensive workloads. Price is similar or lower. The NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 is available from $0.06/hr. A consumer-grade GPU with 24GB of memory that can be a cost-effective alternative for some deep learning tasks, although it lacks the double-precision performance of the V100.

For detailed head-to-head analysis, see: a10 vs v100 32gb, a100 pcie 40gb vs v100 32gb, a100 pcie 80gb vs v100 32gb.

Tesla V100 32GB Pricing FAQ

How much does Tesla V100 32GB cost per hour?â–¾

Tesla V100 32GB cloud rental pricing starts at $0.29/hr on TensorDock and goes up to $3.90/hr. Running a Tesla V100 32GB continuously for one month at the cheapest rate costs approximately $209. GPUPerHour tracks pricing from 5 providers with prices updated every 60 seconds.

Which is the cheapest provider for Tesla V100 32GB?â–¾

The cheapest Tesla V100 32GB is available on TensorDock at $0.29/hr, Ori at $0.95/hr, Paperspace at $2.30/hr. 52 instances are currently in stock across 5 providers.

What are the alternatives to Tesla V100 32GB?â–¾

Alternatives to the Tesla V100 32GB include NVIDIA A100 PCIe 40GB ($0.13/hr), NVIDIA A100 PCIe 80GB ($0.12/hr), NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 ($0.06/hr). Offers significantly improved performance and newer architecture at a similar or lower price point, though with slightly less memory.

V100 32GB Price: $0.29/hr on TensorDock | GPUPerHour