NVIDIA Tesla K10 - Dual Intel Xeon [...], $ 950.00/mo.
NVIDIA Tesla K10 - Dual Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4 has been added on Jan 30, 2026, Aggregate Rating (5.3 out of 10 from 6 reviews)

20 Ayer Rajah Crescent #09-29
Singapore , 139964 SG
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📧 info@r...| 💪 CPU/Cores : | Dual Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4 (24 cores) |
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| 🔋 RAM : | 64000 MB |
| 🔌 Hosted domains : | unlimited |
| 🆓 free domains : | 0 |
| 📌 Dedicated IPs : | 0 |
| 💳 Payment Methods : | Credit / Debit / Prepaid CardsPayPalWire Transfer |
| ✍️ Support Options : | EmailHelp DeskPhone / Toll-FreeLive ChatOnline: Skype, Whatsapp ...Available 24/7 |
| ⚑ Targeting : | HK ID MY PH SG US |
| 🚀 Uptime : | 99.95 % |

See also initial NVIDIA Tesla K10 - Dual Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4 plan location on their website!
*📜 Plan description
GPU configuration:
- GPU family: NVIDIA Tesla K10
- GPU characteristics: 2 x Kepler GK104; 24GB GDDR5; clock 2.5 GHz; NVIDIA CUDA cores 2 x 1536; memory bandwidth 2 x 160GB/sec
Server hardware:
- CPU: Dual Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4
- CPU cores (as listed): 24
- RAM: 64GB (64000 MB)
- Storage: 1TB SATA (1000000 MB)
- Data transfer: 3TB/month (3000 GB)
- Billing: monthly (US$950)
Use case fit:
This bare metal GPU server profile targets parallel compute and graphics acceleration needs, including analytics, AI experimentation, VDI-style graphics workloads, and high performance computation where dedicated access to GPU resources and low-level server control is important.
Operational notes:
With IPMI-style machine-level management, administrators can manage BIOS-level settings and control OS deployment, which is useful for specialized drivers, CUDA-style stacks, and workload-specific tuning.
ReadySpace frames its cloud bare metal GPU servers as dedicated hardware with full machine-level control, provisioned on a monthly basis for compute-intensive work. Operational access is described via IPMI so administrators can manage the host at BIOS level, which supports custom operating system deployment and low-level troubleshooting. The product narrative emphasizes that GPUs accelerate workloads by offloading parallel, compute-heavy tasks from CPUs, enabling high performance computing for analytics, graphics, scientific computation, and data processing. Example verticals mentioned include medicine and molecular modeling, financial services requiring large-number calculations, and oil and gas workloads such as seismic imaging analysis, as well as professional graphics and virtualized desktops for design and engineering teams. Commercially, the positioning highlights choosing the most suitable NVIDIA Tesla or GRID card and paying only when needed, while broader service terms reference a 99.95% monthly availability target for infrastructure and network with service credits when missed, and support access via phone and ticket channels with always-on technical coverage.
- GPU family: NVIDIA Tesla K10
- GPU characteristics: 2 x Kepler GK104; 24GB GDDR5; clock 2.5 GHz; NVIDIA CUDA cores 2 x 1536; memory bandwidth 2 x 160GB/sec
Server hardware:
- CPU: Dual Intel Xeon E5-2690 v4
- CPU cores (as listed): 24
- RAM: 64GB (64000 MB)
- Storage: 1TB SATA (1000000 MB)
- Data transfer: 3TB/month (3000 GB)
- Billing: monthly (US$950)
Use case fit:
This bare metal GPU server profile targets parallel compute and graphics acceleration needs, including analytics, AI experimentation, VDI-style graphics workloads, and high performance computation where dedicated access to GPU resources and low-level server control is important.
Operational notes:
With IPMI-style machine-level management, administrators can manage BIOS-level settings and control OS deployment, which is useful for specialized drivers, CUDA-style stacks, and workload-specific tuning.
ReadySpace frames its cloud bare metal GPU servers as dedicated hardware with full machine-level control, provisioned on a monthly basis for compute-intensive work. Operational access is described via IPMI so administrators can manage the host at BIOS level, which supports custom operating system deployment and low-level troubleshooting. The product narrative emphasizes that GPUs accelerate workloads by offloading parallel, compute-heavy tasks from CPUs, enabling high performance computing for analytics, graphics, scientific computation, and data processing. Example verticals mentioned include medicine and molecular modeling, financial services requiring large-number calculations, and oil and gas workloads such as seismic imaging analysis, as well as professional graphics and virtualized desktops for design and engineering teams. Commercially, the positioning highlights choosing the most suitable NVIDIA Tesla or GRID card and paying only when needed, while broader service terms reference a 99.95% monthly availability target for infrastructure and network with service credits when missed, and support access via phone and ticket channels with always-on technical coverage.
📄 Editorial Review
ReadySpace is a Singapore-based open-source cloud service provider that has been around since 2003, created by a group of former Singapore Armed Forces "army buddies" who decided to build an IT business that would genuinely serve other businesses. Over the years they have grown from a local hosting shop into a regional platform with more than 10,000 businesses and users across Asia-Pacific, with a footprint that covers Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, the Philippines, and a US operation serving customers with interests in both regions.They position their platform primarily for business workloads rather than hobby sites: applications that demand performance, compliance, and strong connectivity across Asia. Instead of only selling a few shared hosting plans, ReadySpace wraps together shared web hosting, managed cloud servers, bare-metal dedicated servers, GPU servers, virtual data center clusters, email security, backup, DNS, monitoring, and cloud drive under one umbrella. Everything is delivered through their own ReadySpace Cloud Platform, so customers manage services and billing from a single console.
For classical web projects, the core product is WebSpace, their Linux-based shared web hosting line. It is clearly optimized for modern CMS workloads, especially WordPress and WooCommerce. WebSpace uses LiteSpeed with LSCache, SSD storage, integrated CDN, DDoS protection, web and email security, and includes WordPress management tools plus one-click installers for popular apps like WordPress, PrestaShop, Magento, OpenCart, Drupal, Joomla, and others. Even the free tier is surprisingly generous, and higher paid tiers add more memory, storage, and email capacity while keeping the same performance-focused stack. Management is done through a familiar cPanel interface backed by a client area, so anyone with basic shared hosting experience will feel at home.
Above shared hosting, ReadySpace offers a comprehensive Cloud Server range on the global site (readyspace.com). These are fully managed virtual servers (Linux or Windows) that start at 1 vCPU / 1 GB RAM and scale up to serious configurations with 12 vCPUs and 64 GB RAM, all on HA SSD storage with substantial monthly transfer quotas. Cloud Servers are available in multiple regions, notably US, Singapore, and Hong Kong, and are designed as a step up from shared hosting for busier sites, custom applications, or businesses that need root access or custom stacks (e.g., ERP, HRM, POS, gaming, or high-traffic e-commerce). Customers can run them with cPanel or Plesk, and ReadySpace’s team handles the hardware and base OS so the customer can focus on their applications.
At the high end, ReadySpace runs a Dedicated Server offering out of Singapore. These are described as Dell 14th-generation servers with SSD and NVMe storage, a full performance stack (Apache, Nginx, PHP-FPM, MySQL/MariaDB, plus Varnish, Memcached, and Redis caching), and BitNinja-backed security layered on top. The focus is on 99.99% uptime, redundant power and network, and the ability to tune every layer of the environment for serious production workloads or AI/GPU processing. Plans include classic single-CPU and dual-CPU servers, a GPU-equipped option for AI workloads, and hyper-converged designs for complex infrastructure where customers want private networking and clustered setups.
On top of compute, ReadySpace also provides a set of "Cloud Apps" and solutions:
- Email services (Office Mail) and email security based on SpamExperts.
- Cloud Drive for synced storage and collaboration.
- Server Backup and Cloud Monitoring to keep infrastructure safe and visible.
- Cloud DNS and SSL certificates to round out the hosting stack.
- Digital marketing, business productivity, DevOps, and cybersecurity consulting and managed services, for customers who want more than raw infrastructure.
Everything is marketed and documented in English, and the main sites (readyspace.com.sg and readyspace.com) expose a consistent navigation and product naming, which makes it easy to move between Singapore-focused and global offerings. Pricing is generally in Singapore dollars (S$) on the .com.sg site and US dollars (US$) on the .com site, which matches their regional targeting.
Overall, ReadySpace is a technically capable, mid-size cloud and hosting platform with its own network and infrastructure, targeting businesses that want more than a basic low-cost hosting account. The shared WebSpace line fits typical website owners and small businesses; Cloud Servers and Dedicated Servers cover developers and larger organizations that need performance, isolation and customization; and the surrounding email, backup and monitoring tools fill in the operational gaps.
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