If you can find an economical way of running it though, let me know.
Amazon has them listed at $200, but still, that's only $2,400 for 12 of them.
Still, adds up once you get the hardware you'd need to NVlink 12 of them, and then on top of that, the price of power/perf you get probably isn't great compared to modern compute.
Wonder what your volume would have to be before getting a box with 8 A100's from Lambdalabs would be the better tradeoff.
But yes, it's a very good value.
Why is this? Did some large cloud vendor just upgrade?
Are there any deals like this on AMD hardware? Not having to deal with proprietary binary drivers is worth a lot of money and reduced performance to me. A lot.
These are pretty old, and all the companies are upgrading. But no one is upgrading from AMD hardware - basically no companies care if they use proprietary drivers. They want a good price-to-performance ratio, so they use NVIDIA stuff.
Plus, everyone wants CUDA.