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Hydra Host
Bare-metal GPU network with its own Brokkr provisioning platform
Hydra Host provisions bare-metal NVIDIA servers, from RTX cards to B300 and GB300, in data centers across the Americas, APAC and EMEA through its Brokkr platform, on interruptible, on-demand or reserved contracts. Its inventory page shows “from” prices such as H100 $1.50, but does not say whether they are per GPU or per server, or which contract they apply to. It raised a $100M Series A in June 2026 with NVIDIA participating.
Best for: Sourcing bare-metal GPU servers directly, including B300 and GB300 reservations.
ClusterMAX 3.0: Not recommended – Underperforming
- – Publishes prices
- – Serverless inference
- – AMD GPUs
- – European data centers
Published prices
Where we recommend them
- Best transparent bare metal, an alternative.
Worth knowing before you sign
- Published “from” prices are ambiguous (per GPU or per server, and contract type, not stated) and the homepage and inventory figures disagree, so we list no prices.
- Rated “Not recommended – Underperforming” in ClusterMAX 3.0; SemiAnalysis says it focuses on brokering deals.
- No security certifications were readable on its trust center.
Sources
- Hydra Host
- Brokkr public inventory
- Hydra Host: $100M Series A
- Hydra Host blog
- SemiAnalysis ClusterMAX 3.0 ratings
- SemiAnalysis ClusterMAX 3.0 report
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