18 providers in viabandwidth's directory advertise Gaudi 2 availability. The list below sorts direct operators first (own ASN, network-verified), then marketplaces and resellers. Each provider page shows claimed locations, pricing where published and any third-party hyperscaler capacity source.
Data updated September 2026. We list a provider here only if its own website advertises Gaudi 2 availability. We do not infer model offerings.
$0.40/hrlowest published entry rate
$0.60/hrmedian entry rate
4of 18 publish a rate
An entry rate is the lowest hourly price a provider publishes across its whole GPU range. It is not necessarily the Gaudi 2 rate, because operators publish one rate card for every accelerator they sell. Rows marked Gaudi 2 only list no other accelerator, so for those the entry rate is the Gaudi 2 rate. 4 of 4 were verified within the last 45 days.
Most providers do not publish a per-accelerator price, so an exact Gaudi 2 rate is only available from the ones that sell nothing else. Of the 18 providers offering Gaudi 2, 4 publish an hourly rate at all, and their entry rates, meaning the lowest hourly rate each one publishes across its whole GPU range, start at $0.40/hr with a median of $0.60/hr. Where a provider lists Gaudi 2 and nothing else, that entry rate is the Gaudi 2 rate.
How many providers offer Gaudi 2 GPU compute?
18 providers in viabandwidth's directory currently advertise Gaudi 2 availability, a mix of direct operators (own metal), marketplaces and resellers.
Where can I rent Gaudi 2 GPUs?
Provider-claimed geography is sparse for Gaudi 2. Check individual provider pages for pricing and regional availability.
What's the difference between a direct operator and a marketplace?
A direct operator runs its own GPUs on its own ASN, so capacity is theirs. A marketplace surfaces capacity from many independent operators. A reseller fronts hyperscaler capacity (AWS/GCP/Azure). All three are legitimate sourcing paths. The right pick depends on workload, price and reliability needs.