Latitude.sh Metal & Metal GPU
Bare metal / colocation
Provided by Latitude.sh (a Megaport company)
Offering overview
Physical servers that behave like cloud instances are the proposition: AMD EPYC bare metal boots in under five seconds via API, Terraform, CLI or SDKs, and GPU nodes ship with ML tooling preinstalled. Acquired by Megaport Limited for US$300 million in November 2025, the company grew out of the Brazilian host Maxihost and keeps a strong Latin American footprint. Alongside Metal and Metal GPU there are Kubernetes clusters on bare metal (LKS), virtual machines, NVMe object/block/file storage, managed Postgres, private networks, firewalls, DDoS protection and Cloud Gateway links into AWS, GCP and Azure. All 26 sites are owned and operated by the company, from São Paulo and Buenos Aires to Frankfurt, London, Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney and seven US metros. GPU plans run from a single H100 80GB (g3.h100.small) at $1.68 per hour or $1,230 per month up to 8x RTX PRO 6000 at $24 per hour and 8x HGX B300 at $64 per hour; general bare metal starts at $0.26 per hour. Reserved monthly and yearly terms cut roughly 50% to 65% off hourly rates. The service suits teams that want predictable single-tenant performance for training and inference without hyperscaler egress bills.
- Management
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- Infrastructure
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- Pricing model
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- Support
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- SLA
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- Best for
- Model Training, Model Inference, Fine-Tuning, AI Applications, Batch Processing
Technical specifications
- Containers
- Unknown
- Kubernetes
- Unknown
- Root access
- Unknown
- API access
- Unknown
- Autoscaling
- Unknown
- Persistent processes
- Unknown
AI capabilities
- Model serving
- Not stated
- AI frameworks
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- Inference endpoints
- Unknown
- Fine-tuning
- Unknown
- Vector database
- Unknown
- Model catalog
- Unknown
- Monitoring
- Not stated
- Evaluation
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Security & compliance
No controls are stated.
Geography
Provider headquarters are separate from offering infrastructure and availability.
Infrastructure regions
Netherlands, Europe · Canada, North America · Mexico, Latin America · Japan, Asia · Colombia, Latin America · Brazil, Latin America · United Kingdom, Europe · Germany, Europe · Chile, Latin America · Singapore, Asia · Argentina, Latin America · Australia, Oceania · United States, North America
Data-residency jurisdictions
Not stated
Service availability
Not stated
Support coverage
Not stated
Available plans
Pricing can change. Promotional prices are shown separately from standard prices.
| Plan | Price | Compute | Storage | GPU | Price checked | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Latitude.sh Metal & Metal GPUNot stated | $1.68Usage Only | Unknown — RAM | Unknown | No | 7 October 2026 |
Questions & answers
- What are Latitude.sh Metal and Metal GPU?
- Metal provides bare metal servers, while Metal GPU provides dedicated GPU servers with machine learning tooling preinstalled. The services support training and inference workloads.
- How can teams deploy Latitude.sh servers?
- Teams can deploy servers through an API, Terraform, a CLI or SDKs.
- Which public clouds can Latitude.sh connect to?
- Latitude.sh offers Cloud Gateway links into AWS, GCP and Azure.
- Where does Latitude.sh operate?
- Latitude.sh owns and operates 26 locations across five continents. Listed cities include São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Frankfurt, London, Tokyo, Singapore and Sydney, alongside seven US metros.
Data sources & provenance
Where this information came from, how it was checked and when it was last looked at. “Last updated” records a change to the record — it does not mean the record was verified.
- Data quality
- Data quality: Unverified
- Primary source
- latitude.sh
- Sources cited
- 2
- Last reviewed
- 7 October 2026
- Last updated
- 18 October 2026