HOW BAKU COMPUTE SITS IN THE MARKET
On chips where at least three providers publish rates (4 of Baku Compute's 4 models), Baku Compute is at or below the panel median on 4 and holds the single cheapest published rate on 0.
BAKU COMPUTE FAQ
What GPUs does Baku Compute rent?
Baku Compute publishes 4 configurations across 4 GPU models on the panel: L40S (from) from $5.20/hr, A100 SXM (from) from $8.80/hr, H100 SXM (from) from $14.80/hr, H200 SXM (from) from $19.20/hr. Every rate links to Baku Compute's own published source.
How much does Baku Compute cost per hour?
Published hourly rates at Baku Compute run from $5.20 to $19.20 across its tracked configurations. All figures are on-demand published rates - committed-use and reserved pricing is excluded from the panel.
Is Baku Compute cheaper than other GPU clouds?
On the 4 GPU models where at least 3 providers publish rates, Baku Compute is at or below the panel median on 4 and holds the cheapest published rate on 0. Compare row by row above - every price links to the provider's own page.
Where are Baku Compute's GPUs located?
Baku Compute's tracked configurations are in Azerbaijan (Baku).
Does Compute Cafe earn money from Baku Compute links?
No. This provider has no affiliate arrangement with Compute Cafe; links go to its public pages.
SOURCE RECEIPT
Published hourly spot floors ('From' per GPU-hour) for 8-GPU nodes in the provider's Baku, Azerbaijan datacenter; collected rows are the node total (8x the published per-GPU floor) and models carry the (from) label. Spot prices float with demand per the provider; no lock-in ('spin down whenever'). Reserved fixed-term rates are excluded per standing rule (term pricing). The page's 'Ornn Compute Price Index' block is an external market index, explicitly not a Baku Compute quote, and is never collected. The page publishes floors, not stock - availability shows as catalog.
