Cheapest MI355X rental
From $8.60 per GPU-hour at Oracle Cloud on 2026-09-18 — 0% under the $8.60 median across 1 providers.
Prices collected 2026-09-18 · every provider's own public pricing
Cheapest ten listings
Individual on-demand configurations, in stock, cheapest first — a listing is one instance type, SKU or marketplace offer, priced per GPU. Marketplace offers are single machines and can be gone by the time you look.
| # | Provider | Configuration | GPUs | $/GPU/hr | Month | vs median |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Oracle Cloud | BM.GPU.MI355X.8 · B111758 · us-ashburn-1 | 1 | $8.60 | $6,192 | −0% |
Every provider, cheapest first
Each provider reduced to its own median for the MI355X — 0 of 1 sit below the market median.
| Provider | Kind | Median $/GPU/hr | vs market |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oracle Cloud | hyperscaler | $8.60 | +0% |
Questions
Where is the cheapest MI355X right now?
On 2026-09-18 the cheapest on-demand MI355X we track is $8.60 per GPU-hour at Oracle Cloud (BM.GPU.MI355X.8 · B111758, us-ashburn-1), about $6,192 a month per GPU. The market median across 1 providers is $8.60, so the cheapest listing is 0% below it.
Is spot cheaper?
No provider we track published a spot price for the MI355X in the latest snapshot.
Why is the cheapest so far below the median?
Because the market is three markets. Marketplaces are independent hosts competing on price with consumer-grade uptime; neoclouds sell the GPU more directly; hyperscalers bundle CPU, RAM, network and an ecosystem into the instance price. The median sits where most providers sit; the cheapest listing is usually a marketplace host or a promotional neocloud rate. 0 of 1 providers are below the median today.
How often does this change?
Prices are re-read every six hours from each provider's own pricing and every snapshot is kept, so this page reflects the latest run and the history behind it. No provider cut its price between the last snapshots.