GPU power from our own datacenter in Norway

Virtual servers with a dedicated graphics card.

One or two NVIDIA RTX 6000 with 24 GB VRAM per card, passed straight through to your instance.

  • 24 GB GDDR6 dedicated per GPU, not shared vGPU
  • Image generation, 3D rendering, transcoding and LLM inference
  • 10 Gbit network and 20 TB traffic included
24 GB Dedicated VRAM per GPU
1 or 2 GPUs per server
10 Gbit Network with 20 TB traffic
Norwegian datacenter Own datacenter in Sandefjord

This is a pilot project

  • We offer a limited number of GPU instances while we map the demand for GPU capacity in Norway.
  • Price and specification may be adjusted, and availability is not guaranteed.
  • We would love to hear what you plan to run. It decides what we build next.
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Choose one or two graphics cards

The same base setup with different amounts of GPU power. The cards are passed directly through to your instance, so all the memory and the whole GPU are yours alone.

Single card

GPU-1

The starting point for image generation, rendering and models up to around 30B in INT4.

24 GB VRAM 1× RTX 6000 · Turing
  • GPU1× RTX 6000 24 GB
  • ProcessorAMD EPYC 7542 8 vCPU
  • Memory24 GB RAM
  • Storage300 GB NVMe
  • Network10 Gbit · 20 TB
  • IP addresses1× IPv4 + /48 IPv6
Price excl. VAT kr 1 790,-/mo (kr 2.85 /hr) /mo
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Tailored

Custom

Need more memory, more storage or a whole physical machine with a GPU? We will set it up.

As needed Virtual or dedicated server
  • GPUBy agreement
  • ProcessorScalable
  • MemoryScalable
  • StorageNVMe or SSD
  • NetworkUp to 100 Gbit
  • IP addresses1× IPv4 + /48 IPv6
Price excl. VAT On request
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The cards are not shared. Each instance gets the whole graphics card via PCIe passthrough, with all 24 GB VRAM and full compute available at all times.

Built for jobs that need a graphics card

The RTX 6000 combines 4,608 CUDA cores, tensor cores for AI and a dedicated video engine. That gives you one machine that handles graphics, video and models alike.

Image generation

24 GB VRAM covers SDXL, Flux and ControlNet setups with plenty of headroom, without cutting resolution or batch size. Run your own ComfyUI or Automatic1111 on a machine only you have access to.

  • SDXL
  • Flux.1
  • ComfyUI
  • ControlNet
  • LoRA training

3D rendering

RT cores and 24 GB of memory keep large scenes with heavy textures on the card. Set up a render farm you can switch off once the project is delivered.

  • Blender Cycles
  • V-Ray
  • Octane

Video transcoding

Dedicated NVENC and NVDEC engines turn transcoding into a GPU job instead of a CPU job. Ideal for streaming services, media archives and batch conversion.

  • NVENC
  • H.264 / HEVC
  • FFmpeg

CAD workstation in the cloud

Give your staff a powerful GPU machine wherever they are. The models stay safely in the datacenter, and the laptop only needs a browser or remote desktop (RDP).

  • Autodesk
  • SolidWorks

LLM inference

Run 7B–14B models in FP16 or around 30B quantized to INT4 on a single card. Your own inference endpoint, without a single request leaving Norway.

  • vLLM
  • Ollama
  • AWQ INT4

What fits in 24 GB?

The memory on the card decides which models you can run. Switch between one and two cards to see what fits.

Available VRAM 24 GB
Image generationSDXL / Flux.1 · FP16 Fits, Needs more VRAM, ~12 GB
Llama 3.1 8BFP16 · full precision Fits, Needs more VRAM, ~17 GB
Qwen2.5 32BAWQ INT4 · quantized Fits, Needs more VRAM, ~20 GB
Mixtral 8x7BAWQ INT4 · quantized Fits, Needs more VRAM, ~26 GB
Qwen2.5 14BFP16 · full precision Fits, Needs more VRAM, ~29 GB
Llama 3.3 70BAWQ INT4 · quantized Fits, Needs more VRAM, ~40 GB
Fits on the selected setup Needs more VRAM

The numbers are approximate and include weights plus normal KV cache usage. Actual needs vary with context length, batch size and the framework you use.

NVIDIA RTX 6000, dedicated to your server

The Turing generation with 24 GB GDDR6 and ECC memory. A professional card built to run around the clock in a datacenter.

  • Direct PCIe passthrough

    The card is handed to your instance in its entirety. No time slicing, no vGPU profiles and no other customers on the same memory.

  • 24 GB GDDR6 with ECC

    ECC memory catches bit errors along the way. Important when a render job or training run has to go for many hours unattended.

  • Tensor and RT cores

    576 tensor cores accelerate AI work, while 72 RT cores handle ray tracing in rendering. Full CUDA support for all common frameworks.

  • Dedicated video engine

    NVENC and NVDEC encode and decode video without loading the CPU, so transcoding can run alongside other work on the same machine.

NVIDIA RTX 6000

Turing · TU102 · PCIe 3.0 x16

24 GB
4 608 CUDA cores
576 Tensor cores
72 RT cores
24 GB GDDR6 with ECC
672 GB/s Memory bandwidth
16.3 TFLOPS FP32 performance
NVENC H.264 and HEVC in hardware
CUDA PyTorch, TensorFlow, OptiX

With two cards, both memory and compute double to 48 GB VRAM.

Own datacenter in Sandefjord

The GPU servers sit in our own datacenter in Sandefjord, and you always know where your images, models and customer data are.

  • No transfer out of the country. Neither storage, processing nor backups are moved outside our datacenter.
  • Norwegian company, owned by its employees. Gigahost is employee-owned and subject to GDPR and Norwegian privacy law.
  • Our own datacenter. Redundant power, cooling and fiber in a building we operate ourselves, on renewable Norwegian power.
  • Low latency. A short path to Norwegian users makes GPU workstations and interactive services noticeably more responsive.
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The same base package as the rest of our servers

A GPU server with us is first and foremost a proper server. Network, IP addresses and control panel are identical to our virtual and dedicated servers.

10 Gbit network

Symmetric port with 20 TB of included traffic, over our own network with multiple transit providers.

IPv4 and IPv6

One IPv4 address and a full /48 IPv6 network come with every instance, at no extra cost.

NVMe storage

Local NVMe SSD gives fast loading of models, textures and datasets straight from the machine.

Flux Control Panel

Start, stop, console and invoices gathered in our own control panel, with an API for whatever you want to automate.

Snapshots and backup

Take a snapshot before you experiment, and turn on daily backup.

Full root access

Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Windows or your own ISO. You install the drivers and frameworks you want to use.

DDoS Protection

Filtering in our own network keeps the service up if it should come under attack.

Norwegian support

We support our customers directly from our offices in Sandefjord.

Not sure what you need?

Tell us what you are going to run: model, render job or transcoding volume, and we will guide you to the right instance.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Send us a message and we'll get back to you quickly!

Is the graphics card shared with other customers?
No. The card is passed straight through to your instance with PCIe passthrough, so the whole card with all 24 GB VRAM is yours alone for as long as you have the server. We do not use shared vGPU profiles where several customers share the same card.
What does it mean that this is a pilot project?
We offer a limited number of GPU instances while we map how large the demand for GPU capacity in Norway is. In practice this means the number of slots is limited, that price and specification may be adjusted along the way, and that availability is not guaranteed. Should anything change, we will give plenty of notice. The hardware, the data storage in Norway and the support are the same as for our other servers.
Which models can I run on 24 GB?
A single card handles 7B–14B models in FP16 and around 30B quantized to INT4 with AWQ or GPTQ. Image models like SDXL and Flux run fine with plenty of headroom. With two cards you get 48 GB combined, which opens up 14B in FP16 with long context and 70B quantized to INT4.
Can the two cards work together on one model?
Yes. Frameworks like vLLM, PyTorch and llama.cpp can split a model across both cards, so you effectively get 48 GB to work with. Render applications like Blender usually use both cards in parallel on the same scene.
Do I have to install NVIDIA drivers myself?
You have full root access and decide which driver and CUDA version to run, since different frameworks have different requirements. We are happy to help with the initial setup if you want.
Can I run Windows with the GPU?
Yes. Windows Server works well for CAD and workstation use over remote desktop. Remember that you need your own licenses for Windows and for the software you install.
Can I upgrade from one to two cards later?
Get in touch and we will see what we have available. Since this is a pilot project with a limited number of cards, we cannot guarantee that a spare card is ready, but we usually find a solution. We recommend taking a snapshot before the upgrade, since the instance has to be restarted for the new card to become visible.
Why Turing and not a brand new card?
This is a pilot project, and the RTX 6000 Turing gives you instances at a far lower price than the newest cards. For image generation, rendering, transcoding and inference on small and medium models this is a very good balance between price and capacity. Over time we will explore instances with other, newer cards.
Where is my data stored?
Everything sits in our own datacenter in Sandefjord, Norway. Data does not leave the country, and we process personal data under Norwegian law and GDPR.
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