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Currently a c6i.32xlarge (128 core, 256 GB) is $5.44/hr, or up to $9.68/hr for an r6id.32xlarge with 1 TB of RAM and 4x1900 GB of NVMe. Of course, that's not e
by Sohcahtoa82 2y ago
Currently a c6i.32xlarge (128 core, 256 GB) is $5.44/hr, or up to $9.68/hr for an r6id.32xlarge with 1 TB of RAM and 4x1900 GB of NVMe.
Of course, that's not even their biggest instance. For a whopping $109/hr, you can get a u-12tb1.112xlarge with 448 cores and 12 TB of RAM. I really have no idea what you would use that for. Machine learning with neural networks that would put OpenAI to shame?
- ewzimm 2y ago$109/hr would be a cheap rate to hire a mechanic to work on a car, so the fact that anyone has access to that kind of compute for that price is pretty impressive!
- bigfatkitten 2y agoIt wouldn't take you long paying that rate to just buy an equivalent machine (even at MSRP).
- fragmede 2y agoReaching $20,000 at $100/hr is only a week, non-stop. I don't know what it looks like to want to use a machine like that for compute, but that makes the cloud look insanely expensive.
- bigfatkitten 2y agoFor the 448 core box you're looking at more like $60k, so that's a whole 3 weeks. People use the cloud for many things, but saving money on compute is never one of them.