On October 6, 2026, at 14:40:57 UTC, we read Gcore’s bare-metal 8×H100 SXM node at €21.82 an hour, up from €18.16, a rise of 20.2%. Three more node rates on the same page moved in that read: 8×H200 SXM from €21.84 to €25.45, up 16.5%; 8×L40S PCIe from €8.72 to €10.18, up 16.7%; 8×A100 SXM from €10.16 to €10.91, up 7.4%. The B300 SXM node, also eight GPUs, stayed at €48.00, the figure we have read there since September 27, 2026. At the ECB rate of October 6, 1.1269, the H100 node is $24.59 an hour, and $24.59 ÷ 8 is $3.07 per GPU.
The page changed in two steps, five days apart
Gcore prints two figures in each bare-metal column: the price of the eight-GPU node, and its own price per GPU beneath it. Our parser divides the first by eight and keeps the column only if the result matches the second to the cent. From the read after 14:39:59 UTC on October 1, 2026, four of the five columns failed that check: the per-GPU line had moved and the node price had not. We do not choose between two figures a page prints against each other, so those four rates went unpublished. From October 3 our tables marked them unconfirmed, and they left every computed figure on the site.
On October 6 the node prices caught up, and the per-GPU line now agrees with them: €21.82 ÷ 8 is €2.7275, printed as €2.73; €25.45 ÷ 8 is €3.18; €10.18 ÷ 8 is €1.27; €10.91 ÷ 8 is €1.36. The four rates came back into our tables in the 14:40:57 UTC read at the higher figures. Our Gcore module was not changed in that window; the move is on Gcore’s page, and the dates are the reads we made of it.
One more Gcore rate moved on October 1 itself. The Virtual GPU table, which rents single GPUs, read €2.36 for a 1×H100 at 14:39:59 UTC and €2.82 at 16:40:04 UTC, up 19.5%. The three Everywhere Inference rates, €1.53 for an H100, €1.26 for an A100 and €1.08 for an L40S, are the figures we have read since September 27, 2026.
Where the new rates sit on each card
We read Gcore in euros and publish the listed figure next to the dollar one, with the ECB rate of the day. Against the median rate card each card page printed at 06:40:47 UTC on October 7, 2026: the H100 SXM node at $3.07 a GPU sits below the H100 SXM median of $3.49, across 32 rate cards. The H200 node, $28.68 ÷ 8 or about $3.58 a GPU, sits below the H200 median of $4.54. The L40S node, $11.47 ÷ 8 or about $1.43 a GPU, sits above the L40S median of $1.25. Eight H100s for a month of steady use at the listed node rate is €21.82 × 730 h, about €15,929, against €18.16 × 730 h, about €13,257, before October.
Checking these figures yourself
Every rate above was read from gcore.com/pricing/ai at the minute named, and the page prints the node price and the per-GPU price side by side, so the division can be redone on it. Its notes say the prices do not include VAT, and none is added here. /providers/gcore lists each Gcore rate with the date it began standing, /changelog lists these moves, and /prices.json carries the listed euro figure, the dollar figure and the exchange rate for each row. Nothing here is forecast and nothing is a recommendation: these are the figures one price page printed on the dates named.