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A40 on TensorDock

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TensorDock offers the NVIDIA A40 GPU with 48GB of VRAM for cloud-based machine learning and AI workloads. This enterprise-tier GPU based on the Ampere architecture provides the compute power needed for training and inference tasks. TensorDock's platform allows you to provision NVIDIA A40 instances on-demand, scaling resources based on your project requirements. Whether you're fine-tuning models, running batch inference, or developing new ML applications, this GPU option provides professional-grade compute accessible through the cloud.

Why NVIDIA A40 on TensorDock?

Choosing NVIDIA A40 on TensorDock gives you access to enterprise-grade GPU compute through TensorDock's cloud infrastructure. The availability of spot instances can significantly reduce costs for flexible workloads. This combination is suitable for teams looking for 48GB of GPU memory without managing physical hardware.

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Real-time NVIDIA A40 offers from TensorDock

12 listed, none in stock
TensorDock
TensorDock
Detroit, Michigan
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NVIDIA RTX A4000
16GB VRAM
0 vCPU
0GB RAM
$0.08/GPU/hr
TensorDock
TensorDock
Tallinn, Harjumaa
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NVIDIA RTX A4000
16GB VRAM
0 vCPU
0GB RAM
1000 Mbps ↑
1000 Mbps ↓
$0.09/GPU/hr
TensorDock
TensorDock
Tallinn, Harjumaa
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NVIDIA RTX A4000
16GB VRAM
0 vCPU
0GB RAM
$0.09/GPU/hr
TensorDock
TensorDock
Rzeszow, Subcarpathian
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NVIDIA RTX A4000
16GB VRAM
0 vCPU
0GB RAM
$0.10/GPU/hr
TensorDock
TensorDock
Raleigh, North Carolina
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NVIDIA RTX A4000
16GB VRAM
0 vCPU
0GB RAM
$0.11/GPU/hr

Performance Notes

The NVIDIA A40 delivers high-end performance for ML workloads. With 48GB VRAM, it can handle large language models and extensive batch sizes. Actual performance will depend on your specific workload, data pipeline efficiency, and how well your code utilizes the GPU.

About TensorDock

A GPU marketplace offering extremely low spot prices, stabilized by acquisition by Voltage Park.

Best For

Extremely low spot prices

Unique Features

  • Marketplace model
  • Stabilized inventory post-acquisition
NVIDIA A40 Specs

VRAM

48GB

Architecture

Ampere

Tier

enterprise

Platform Features

Access Methods
SSH
Jupyter Notebooks
Web Terminal
API
Kubernetes
Containers
Billing Options
Incrementper-second
Spot Instances
Reserved Instances
Prepaid Credits
Compliance
SOC 2
HIPAA
GDPR
ISO 27001

Getting Started

Getting started with NVIDIA A40 on TensorDock involves creating an account, selecting your instance configuration, and launching your GPU instance. Most users can have a NVIDIA A40 instance running within minutes of signup.

Steps

  1. 1Visit https://tensordock.com?utm_source=gpuperhour&utm_medium=referral and create an account
  2. 2Complete account verification and add a payment method
  3. 3Browse available GPU instances and select NVIDIA A40
  4. 4Configure your instance (OS, storage, networking)
  5. 5Launch the instance and connect via SSH or web interface

Pro Tips

  • Check current availability before planning large-scale deployments
  • Use spot instances for significant cost savings on interruptible workloads
  • Start with a small test workload to verify compatibility with your code

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TensorDock's billing model for NVIDIA A40?▾

TensorDock bills per-second for GPU instances including NVIDIA A40. Per-second billing ensures you only pay for exactly the compute time you use, which is particularly cost-effective for short experiments, iterative development, and workloads with variable duration.

Does TensorDock offer spot instances for NVIDIA A40?▾

Yes, TensorDock offers spot/preemptible instances for NVIDIA A40, which can reduce costs by 50-80% compared to on-demand pricing. Spot instances are ideal for fault-tolerant workloads like batch inference, hyperparameter tuning, and training jobs with checkpointing. Note that spot instances can be interrupted when demand is high, so ensure your workflow can handle preemption gracefully.

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Compare A40 Across Providers

The A40 is available from 11 providers on GPUPerHour. Here is how other providers compare:

For a full comparison across all providers, see the A40 rental page. See all GPUs on TensorDock.