I take pretty unhealthy pleasure in looking at EC2/GC announcements and comparing them to random offers on the WebHostingTalk's Dedicated Hosting Offers section. The cloud offerings almost always end up being 2-4x more expensive (or more) and 2-4x slower.
Except when GPUs are involved. This just seems like something that dedicated hosting industry isn't on top of _at all_. I don't know if it's hardware availability, upfront costs, unreliable demand, an inability to compete on price, or if the usage really is so much more elastic.
The best I could [quickly] find was a 5600X w/32G Ram, 1TB SSD and 12GB 3060 for $189/m.
Except when GPUs are involved. This just seems like something that dedicated hosting industry isn't on top of _at all_. I don't know if it's hardware availability, upfront costs, unreliable demand, an inability to compete on price, or if the usage really is so much more elastic.
The best I could [quickly] find was a 5600X w/32G Ram, 1TB SSD and 12GB 3060 for $189/m.