gr6f Instance Family
Description #
The GR6f instance family, featuring fractional GPUs, became generally available around July 29, 2025. These instances are powered by third-generation AMD EPYC processors and NVIDIA L4 Tensor Core GPUs. Networking is up to 25 Gbps, and instance storage includes NVMe SSD, with sizes varying by instance. A key feature is the GPU partitioning, allowing for cost-effective allocation of GPU resources for graphics and machine learning workloads.
Info #
Instance Types
vCPUs
Up to 16
Memory
Up to 128 GiB
Architecture
x86_64
Processor
AMD
Performance ranking #
Ranked by CPU performance (Passmark)
#11
m1, m2, m3, mac1, mac2, mac-m4, mac2-m2, mac-m4pro, mac2-m2pro, mac2-m1ultra, a1, c1, d2, d3, d3en, dl1, f1, f2, g4ad, g4dn, g5, g5g, g6, g6e, g6f, gr6, gr6f, h1, hpc7g, i2, im4gn, inf1, inf2, is4gen, p3, p3dn, p4d, p4de, p5, p5en, p6-b200, t1, trn1, trn1n, u-3tb1, u-6tb1, vt1, x1, x1e, x2gd, x2idn, x2iedn, x2iezn
Unknown
Up to 448 vCPU
Available Regions #
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ap-northeast-1
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ap-northeast-2
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ap-south-1
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ap-southeast-2
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ca-central-1
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eu-central-1
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eu-north-1
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eu-south-2
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eu-west-2
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sa-east-1
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us-east-1
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us-east-2
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us-west-2