Rent NVIDIA H200 GPUs

The Hopper GPU with the most memory. Each H200 has 141 GB of HBM3e at 4.8 TB/s — nearly double the H100's capacity with the same compute — for larger models and longer context on fewer GPUs.

141 GB HBM3e4.8 TB/sHopperNVLink 900 GB/s
  • No multi-year commitment required to get started
  • Dedicated bare metal available for reserved deployments
  • No egress fees

On-demand from

$4.45 per GPU-hour

Reserved clusters: custom quote

Prices updated

Rent an H200 on Akash

As of October 20, 2026, on-demand H200s on Akash start at $4.45 per GPU-hour. Reserved clusters are custom-quoted by GPU count, term and workload.

Rent an H200 on Akash
Configuration Per hour Per month (720 h)
1x H200 (141 GB)$4.45$3,204
8x H200 (1.13 TB total)$35.60$25,632
Reserved clusterCustom quoteCustom quote

On-demand

For inference endpoints, fine-tuning, evaluation and experiments.

  • 1x to 8x H200
  • Billed per GPU-hour in Akash Console
  • Launched from a template or any Docker image

Reserved

For production LLM serving and multi-node training.

  • Dedicated 8-GPU H200 nodes linked by 900 GB/s NVLink
  • Bare metal, SLA terms and USD invoicing

Why the H200 stands out

  • Memory: 141 GB of HBM3e per GPU — NVIDIA describes it as "nearly double the capacity" of the H100.
  • Bandwidth: 4.8 TB/s, 1.4× the H100.
  • Faster LLM inference: NVIDIA reports up to 1.9× higher Llama 2 70B inference throughput and 1.6× higher GPT-3 175B throughput than H100 in its published benchmarks. Results depend on model, batch size and configuration.
  • Same power profile: NVIDIA notes the gains come "within the same power profile as the H100."
  • Mature software: the Hopper architecture, with FP8 and the Transformer Engine, is supported across major frameworks.

Is the NVIDIA H200 the right GPU for you?

Choose the H200 when you need more memory than an H100 but want to stay on Hopper.

  • Choose the H200

    if your model or KV cache doesn't fit in 80 GB, you serve 70B-class models with long context, or your stack is tuned for Hopper.

  • Choose the H100

    if your workload fits in 80 GB per GPU. See H100 pricing →

  • Choose the B200

    if you want Blackwell, native FP4 and 180 GB per GPU. See B200 pricing →

What is the NVIDIA H200 used for?

The NVIDIA H200 is used for LLM inference, fine-tuning and HPC on the Hopper architecture. Its 141 GB of memory and 4.8 TB/s bandwidth make it suited to:

  • Large-model LLM inference

    Up to 1.9× higher Llama 2 70B throughput and 1.6× higher GPT-3 175B throughput than H100.

  • Long-context serving

    One 8× H200 node holds a 405B-parameter model in FP8 and serves 128K-token inputs.

  • Speculative decoding

    Up to 3.6× higher throughput with draft-target speculative decoding in TensorRT-LLM.

  • LLM fine-tuning

    Fine-tune 70B models at over 15,000 tokens/s on an 8× H200 node with NeMo.

  • RAG, speech and vision AI

    Deploy retrieval-augmented generation, computer vision and speech pipelines with NIM microservices.

  • HPC and simulation

    Up to 110× faster time to results than CPUs on scientific workloads, in the same power profile as H100.

Deploy an H200 in three steps

  1. 1

    Add your app. Pick a template or paste a Docker image.

  2. 2

    Choose H200. Turn on GPU, select H200 and check current provider capacity.

  3. 3

    Deploy. Request quotes, accept one and start your workload.

NVIDIA H200 specifications

NVIDIA H200 specifications
Spec H200 SXM (per GPU)
ArchitectureNVIDIA Hopper
Form factorSXM
GPU memory141 GB HBM3e
Memory bandwidth4.8 TB/s
FP8 Tensor1,979 TFLOPS dense · 3,958 TFLOPS sparse
INT8 Tensor1,979 TOPS dense · 3,958 TOPS sparse
FP16 / BF16 Tensor989.5 TFLOPS dense · 1,979 TFLOPS sparse
TF32 Tensor494.5 TFLOPS dense · 989 TFLOPS sparse
FP3267 TFLOPS
FP64 / FP64 Tensor34 / 67 TFLOPS
NVLink900 GB/s
PCIeGen 5, 128 GB/s
Max powerUp to 700 W (configurable)
MIGUp to 7 instances @ 18 GB
Confidential computingSupported
Decoders7 NVDEC, 7 JPEG

NVIDIA lists H200 specifications as preliminary. Dense tensor figures are NVIDIA's sparse figures divided by 2.

NVIDIA H200 FAQ

What is the NVIDIA H200?

The NVIDIA H200 is a Hopper-architecture data center GPU and the first GPU with 141 GB of HBM3e. It is built for generative AI, LLM inference and HPC.

How much memory does the NVIDIA H200 have?

Each H200 has 141 GB of HBM3e with 4.8 TB/s of bandwidth. An 8-GPU H200 system has about 1.13 TB of GPU memory.

What is the difference between the H200 and H100?

The H200 has the same compute as the H100 SXM but 141 GB of memory versus 80 GB and 1.4× the bandwidth. In NVIDIA's published benchmarks, the H200 delivers up to 1.9× higher Llama 2 70B inference throughput.

How much does it cost to rent an NVIDIA H200?

As of October 20, 2026, on-demand H200s on Akash start at $4.45 per GPU-hour. Pricing changes with marketplace supply and demand; reserved clusters are custom-quoted.

Can I split an H200 into smaller GPUs?

Yes. Multi-Instance GPU (MIG) splits one H200 into up to 7 isolated instances of 18 GB each.

Can I reserve a dedicated H200 cluster?

Yes. Reserved H200 clusters run on dedicated bare metal with NVLink, SLA-backed uptime and custom-quoted terms.

More memory on proven Hopper

Deploy H200 on-demand when capacity is available, or reserve a dedicated cluster for production.