Which is cheaper, Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB or Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100?

Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB, at $0.173/GPU-hr against $0.790/GPU-hr, both the on-demand rate for one GPU for one hour, read on 17 Sept 2026. On the whole machine that is $0.35/hr against $6.32/hr.

Which holds more GPU memory?

Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100, at 128 GB across the instance against 32 GB. Per board it is 16 GB against 16 GB.

What would a week cost?

$59 for Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB and $1,062 for Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100, at 168 hours of the whole machine at its published rate, with no commitment discount. Where a spot rate is published the same week costs less and the machine can be taken back mid-run.

What does the hourly price leave out?

Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB: disk not stated, no regions published, billed per hour. Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100: disk 5.8 TB, no regions published, billed per minute. Egress and tax are extra on both.

Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB vs Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100.

machine vs machine · prices as of 17 Sept 2026

The same V100 16GB at two providers, so the board is identical and everything else is not. Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB takes 3 of 4 rounds against Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100. It is also the cheaper of the two by the hour, at $0.173/GPU-hr against $0.790/GPU-hr.

Verda (DataCrunch)wins 3 rounds

2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB

$0.173/GPU-hr

$0.35/hr for the machine · $59 a week · $0.086 spot

2x V100 16GB · 16 GB each · $0.0108/GB-hr

Verda (DataCrunch) ↗

Lambda

8x NVIDIA Tesla V100

$0.790/GPU-hr

$6.32/hr for the machine · $1,062 a week

8x V100 16GB · 16 GB each · $0.0494/GB-hr

Lambda ↗

Price per GPU-hour (lower wins)

$0.173/GPU-hr

$0.790/GPU-hr

Interruptible rate (lower wins)

$0.086/GPU-hr

not published

Price per GB of VRAM (lower wins)

$0.0108/GB-hr

$0.0494/GB-hr

VRAM per GPU

16 GB

GPUs per instance

2x V100 16GB

8x V100 16GB

vCPU

RAM

45 GB

448 GB

Included storage

not stated

5.8 TB

Regions listed

regions not stated

What a run costs on each

An hour of the machine$0.35/hr vs $6.32/hr
A day$8.40 vs $152
A week$59 vs $1,062
A week on spot$29 vs not published

Verda (DataCrunch) then Lambda, at the published rate with no commitment discount

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Frequently asked

Which is cheaper, Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB or Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100?: Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB, at $0.173/GPU-hr against $0.790/GPU-hr, both the on-demand rate for one GPU for one hour, read on 17 Sept 2026. On the whole machine that is $0.35/hr against $6.32/hr.
Which holds more GPU memory?: Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100, at 128 GB across the instance against 32 GB. Per board it is 16 GB against 16 GB.
What would a week cost?: $59 for Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB and $1,062 for Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100, at 168 hours of the whole machine at its published rate, with no commitment discount. Where a spot rate is published the same week costs less and the machine can be taken back mid-run.
What does the hourly price leave out?: Verda (DataCrunch) 2V100.10V · 2x Tesla V100 16GB: disk not stated, no regions published, billed per hour. Lambda 8x NVIDIA Tesla V100: disk 5.8 TB, no regions published, billed per minute. Egress and tax are extra on both.

Every rate is the on-demand price for one GPU for one hour, read 17 Sept 2026 from each provider's own page, so a node of eight is compared at what one of its GPUs costs. Storage, egress and tax are extra unless a row says otherwise, and reserved or committed rates are not indexed. Bars are scaled to the larger value in each row.