Guides
GPU procurement guides
Plan a GPU purchase or rental with a clear requirement, comparable offers and a defined supplier handoff. RackShore makes introductions; buyers contract with and pay suppliers directly.
B300 GPU rental
Plan B300 GPU rental by connected nodes, region, delivery and fabric. Includes an illustrative 128-node, 1,024-GPU brief and quote inclusions.
H100 vs H200 vs B300
Compare H100, H200 and B300 rental options by memory fit, software, cluster networking and measured cost per job, without relying on headline specs alone.
GPU cluster rental checklist
Use this GPU cluster rental checklist to define hardware, fabric, storage, timing, acceptance tests and supplier responsibilities before requesting quotes.
Compare GPU rental quotes
Compare GPU rental quotes over three years with hypothetical compute totals, prepayment timing, utilization assumptions and service inclusions.
Prepare spare GPU capacity
Prepare a clear GPU capacity brief with hardware, connected scale, location, readiness, term and support details for potential buyer introductions.
B300 suppliers: cloud and hardware
A dated B300 supplier sourcing guide using public primary sources. Separate cloud capacity, hardware shipments and channel routes from confirmed allocations.
How to choose a GPU broker
Evaluate a GPU broker by supplier evidence, fees, incentives, contracting roles, delivery and support. Includes an objective buyer scorecard.
What is a GPU broker?
A GPU broker helps companies source GPU compute from operators. Compare introduction brokers, resellers, marketplaces and aggregators, and what to ask each.
Multi-year GPU lease terms explained
How 1–5 year reserved GPU contracts work: committed capacity, prepayment, delivery, node replacement and exit clauses, with public reference prices.