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RTX PRO Blackwell · CUDA 12 · dedicated CPU

Deep learning dedicated servers

Bare-metal GPU servers for deep learning training and fine-tuning. Full GPU passthrough, dedicated CPU cores, no noisy neighbours.

32 / 96 GB
VRAM per GPU
16-32 vCPU
dedicated cores
1-2 TB
NVMe Gen5 hot storage
from $550
/mo

About Deep learning server

Fine-tuning and small-to-mid deep learning training runs don't need an H100 cluster — a well-spec'd RTX PRO Blackwell box handles most LoRA / QLoRA fine-tunes, RL loops, computer vision training, and diffusion model tuning at a fraction of the cost.

On RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell (96 GB VRAM), typical workloads: full fine-tune of Llama 3 8B (batch 32, LoRA rank 64) in 4-8 hours per epoch on modest datasets; SDXL LoRA training in 20-40 min; YOLO v10 training on COCO-scale datasets in 6-12 hours. RTX PRO 4500 (32 GB) handles smaller models — 3-7B fine-tune, ViT training, up to SD 1.5 full training.

Environment: Ubuntu 22.04 + CUDA 12.4, cuDNN 9, PyTorch 2.x, JAX, HuggingFace, DeepSpeed, Accelerate, bitsandbytes, xFormers, Flash Attention pre-installed. Docker + NVIDIA Container Toolkit ready. Jupyter Lab + SSH access included.

For multi-GPU training (data / model / pipeline parallel), we build custom 2×/4×/8× GPU boxes with NVLink where supported. Send your training script and we'll spec the box.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I train a full LLM from scratch on this?

For small models (< 3B params) — yes, on RTX PRO 6000. For anything larger, you'll want multi-GPU or a cluster. Custom quotes for 4×/8× builds.

Do you provide managed ML environments?

The base image is Ubuntu 22.04 + CUDA + PyTorch. We don't manage the ML stack (SageMaker-style) but engineering can help with deployment on request.

What framework versions come pre-installed?

CUDA 12.4, cuDNN 9.1, PyTorch 2.4 (stable + nightly), JAX 0.4.x, TensorFlow 2.16, HuggingFace Transformers 4.44+, DeepSpeed 0.15, vLLM. Update via pip/conda anytime.

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