OpenMetal A100, $ 1,804.86/mo. on Linux Dedicated

A100 is a preconfigured bare metal server on a 1-year term at $1804.86 per month. It uses 1X AMD EPYC 7272 with 12C/24T at 2.9GHz, 256GB of RAM, and 1TB NVMe. The networking profile is 20Gbps private bandwidth with 20Mbps public bandwidth. This hardware profile makes it a practical fit for GPU-backed AI, model experimentation, CUDA workloads, visualization, and specialized accelerated compute. This model is shown only in the US catalog. The page lists this as a bare metal A100 option with a much smaller public bandwidth figure than the CPU-only server classes, which points to a more specialized accelerated-compute role rather than a broad general-purpose edge node.

Built on the same bare metal platform, the catalog includes up to 20Gbps private networking at no extra charge, public egress handled with generous included allotments and fair 95th-percentile billing above the bundled level, monthly billing with pricing that can be locked for multi-year agreements, and IPMI access for power control, BIOS work, remote console sessions, and custom OS loading. DDoS filtering is included for up to 10 Gbps per IP, the base network SLA is 99.96%, and actual network performance is stated as above 99.99% in recent years. OpenMetal also backs the service with a 30-day money-back guarantee, and the operational side is tied into its in-house OpenMetal Central portal for ordering, budgeting, invoicing, visibility, and support. Support access spans email, ticketing or helpdesk workflows, live chat, and 24x7 emergency coverage. XL and XXL systems are positioned for SGX or TDX-capable deployments, and every server can run as a standalone dedicated node or sit beside an OpenMetal private cloud on shared VLANs for hybrid deployments. The fleet is hosted in Tier III facilities in Ashburn and Los Angeles in the US, Amsterdam in the Netherlands, and Singapore, with redundant power and cooling, carrier-neutral connectivity, strong compliance posture, and low-latency reach into major regional markets. The platform emphasizes fixed monthly costs, direct engineer engagement, custom quoting for larger rollouts, and delivery commitments where servers are scheduled on time or the first month is free.