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CA-CENTRAL-1 ● OPENING Q4 2026FIRST RACK — 10 NODESRESERVING NOW
FIRST RACK — 10 NODES · RESERVE AHEAD · Q4 2026

Per-minute B300 cloud — opens Q4 2026.

Reserve ahead: whole bare-metal nodes from $5.30/GPU·hr. Free waitlist — or a 30% prepayment locks your slot & rate.

On-demand $6.90/GPU·hr — below major comparable whole-node offers (Hyperstack $7.40 · Verda $7.50 · Nebius $7.85).

  1. 1 Reserve — free, no card
  2. 2 We confirm capacity & talk
  3. 3 30% invoice locks slot & rate

Reserve capacity.

Whole bare-metal nodes, one config each — pick a SKU, quantity and term. Free waitlist, or a 30% prepayment locks your slot & rate.

PAY AS YOU GO — $6.90/GPU·HR · FROM Q4 2026 · PER-MINUTE · NO COMMITMENTS.
NVIDIA B300
8× B300 SXM6 · 288GB HBM3e · NVLink 5 · 400G RDMA · whole node
= 8× B300 SXM6 · 288GB
Pick a term to see your take-or-pay total
STARTS Q4 2026 · 30% PREPAY LOCKS SLOT & RATE

B300 pricing vs the field.

Provider · B300 $/GPU·HROn-demand1 month3 months6 months1 year
TheAI Cloud reserved · opens Q4 2026$6.90 at launch$6.75$6.55$5.70$5.30
Hyperstack$7.40
Verda$7.50$7.35$7.28$7.20$6.90
Nebius$7.85
PUBLIC PRICING & DIRECT QUOTES, JUL 23, 2026 · B300 PER GPU·HOUR
COREWEAVE & LAMBDA QUOTE B300 RESERVED VIA SALES ONLY · AWS CAPACITY BLOCKS LIST AT $14.04/GPU·HR

On-demand at $6.90 runs below the major comparable whole-node offers — Hyperstack $7.40, Verda $7.50, Nebius $7.85. Six-month reserved at $5.70 runs ~21% below Verda's; one-year at $5.30 is ~23% under Verda's annual and still beats a two-year full-prepay elsewhere ($5.625).

Built for training runs.

CANADIAN DATA CENTER
Bare metal in a Tier-3 facility in Canada. Root access, no virtualization, no oversubscription.
NVLINK 5 + 400G RDMA
Non-blocking fabric between nodes — multi-node training works day one.
PREPAID · PER-MINUTE
At launch you pay per minute from a prepaid balance. No egress fees. SLA 99.5% with service credits.
SCREENED CUSTOMERS
Every organization is verified before workloads run — U.S. export rules enforced.

Node spec.

One SKU — a whole 8× B300 SXM6 node. Exact configuration, nothing shared.

NodeAivres KR9288-X3 10U · 8× NVIDIA B300 SXM6 288GB (HGX B300 8-GPU) · 2.3TB HBM3e per node
CPU2× AMD EPYC 9555 — 64C / 128T each (128 cores, 256 threads per node)
Memory2.3TB DDR5 (24× 96GB)
Storage4× 3.84TB NVMe (15.4TB local) + 2× 960GB M.2 NVMe boot · 20TB WEKA shared storage included
NetworkingConnectX-7 400GbE OSFP fabric (RoCE v2) · NVLink 5 (NV18) in-node · 24 public IPv4 · no egress fees
LocationCanada (Tier-3 facility)
Every contractNCCL acceptance benchmarks before billing · 99.5% SLA with credits · per-minute billing

Full spec sheet →

Before you reserve.

When exactly does capacity open?

Q4 2026. Reservation holders get the exact opening date by email at least two weeks in advance, plus a 48-hour confirmation window before their slot activates.

Is the reservation paid or binding?

No. It's a free waitlist entry — no card required. Rates are subject to change until confirmed.

How do I lock my slot and rate?

Submit a reservation → we get in touch → you receive a 30% prepayment invoice (wire or USDC) → your slot and rate are locked. Locked terms are take-or-pay. Payment schedule for the remaining 70% is agreed individually — monthly invoicing is standard.

Can I cancel a locked reservation?

A locked reservation is a rental contract, not a hold. The 30% prepayment secures your slot and rate on a take-or-pay basis and is not returned if you cancel — that's what makes the lock real. Until you lock, a waitlist entry is free and carries no obligation.

What happens at zero balance?

PAYG instances are terminated immediately and drives are wiped — keep your checkpoints synced out. We email you at ~24h and ~4h of remaining runway, and the console shows a live estimate.

Can I train across multiple nodes?

Yes. B300 nodes interconnect over a non-blocking 400G RDMA fabric (RoCE v2) — reserve two or more and they're delivered as one cluster.

How do I pay at launch?

Card (Stripe), wire transfer, or USDC — all top up a prepaid balance. PAYG bills per minute; there are no egress fees. Locked reservations follow your capacity agreement: 30% already paid, the remainder typically via monthly invoicing.

What SLA do you offer?

99.5% monthly uptime per node at launch, with service credits for shortfalls — see Terms for the credit schedule.

Who can use the service?

Our nodes are hosted in Canada; the hardware is U.S.-origin, so U.S. export controls apply and we follow them: every organization passes screening before workloads run. Card verification is automatic; wire/USDC onboarding is manual.

From the blog.

How we price whole-node B300 — and what we learned scanning the market.

BLACKWELL · B300 · GPU-MARKET

How Much Blackwell Actually Exists?

Blackwell shipments set records every quarter — and the median public B300 on-demand price rose 57% since November. We reconstruct how much has actually shipped (~7M packages), how little of it is rentable (two sub-12-month listings), and why prices rise while supply booms.

Aug 27, 2026 · 13 min read
BLACKWELL · B300 · SOURCES

The Blackwell Fact Table

Every figure from “How Much Blackwell Actually Exists?” with its source: shipments, the B300 slice, capex and anchor deals, manufacturing ceilings, Rubin, the H100 precedent — plus methodology notes and unit conventions.

Aug 27, 2026 · 17 min read
BENCHMARKS · B300 · VLLM

Kimi K3 (2.8T) and six other open models on a single 8×B300 node — full vLLM numbers

We ran seven current open models — from Gemma 4 31B to Kimi K3's 2.78T parameters — through out-of-box vLLM on one 8× B300 node. TTFT, throughput, what didn't launch, and what surprised us.

Aug 12, 2026 · 8 min read

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Team.

Oleksiy Sitnichenko — CEO
Oleksiy Sitnichenko
CEO

Over 20 years of global executive leadership: business management, entrepreneurship, and strategic development across diverse international markets.

Viacheslav Zhvart — CTO, GPU infrastructure supply
Viacheslav Zhvart
CTO, GPU infrastructure supply

Leads a unit that puts datacenter GPU capacity into production. Talks to DCs, engineers, and buyers in one thread — from rack constraints to contract language.

Mykola Baichak — Head of ML Infrastructure
Mykola Baichak
Head of ML Infrastructure

Senior engineer with 10+ years building high-performance systems across autonomous driving, quantitative trading, and large-scale ML inference.

Pavel Solovskyi — ML Infrastructure & Performance Engineering
Pavel Solovskyi
ML Infrastructure & Performance Engineering

Infrastructure engineer specializing in confidential AI compute, GPU performance engineering, and large-scale inference operations.