In today’s fast-growing era of high-performance computing and AI model training demands, server provider SurferCloud has once again raised industry standards. The company has officially launched a new data center in Washington, USA, introducing its latest RTX 4090 bare metal servers, delivering even more powerful computing performance for global users.
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🌍 Multi-Region Deployment, Full GPU Coverage
According to SurferCloud’s latest product announcement, its GPU server lineup now covers three major regions: Hong Kong, Singapore, and Washington (USA). The configurations are as follows:
| Product Name | Region | Configuration | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| RTX40 GPU Server | Hong Kong | RTX 4090 (24GB VRAM), 16 vCPU, 32GB RAM, 100GB SSD, 1 IPv4, 1–800Mbps bandwidth, Linux/Windows supported | $1.81/hour Buy |
| P40 GPU Server | Singapore | P40 (24GB VRAM), 4 vCPU, 8GB RAM, 100GB SSD, 1 IPv4, 1–800Mbps bandwidth, Linux/Windows supported | $2.51/hour Buy |
| RTX40 Bare Metal Server | Washington, USA | 8× RTX 4090 (24GB VRAM each), 128-core CPU, 1024GB RAM, 8TB SSD, 1 IPv4, 1–800Mbps bandwidth, Linux only | $478.13/day Buy |
The newly launched Washington RTX 4090 bare metal server features an 8-GPU parallel configuration, paired with a 128-core CPU and up to 1TB RAM, making it one of the most competitive high-performance dedicated GPU servers in the US market.
🔧 Wide Range of Use Cases
This upgrade not only expands SurferCloud’s global coverage but also provides a powerful solution for AI training, 3D rendering, large-scale modeling, and scientific computing. Whether for short-term experiments or long-term high-performance deployments, SurferCloud GPU servers deliver stable and efficient computing support.
❓ FAQ
Q1: Does SurferCloud GPU server support Windows?
A: Hong Kong and Singapore GPU servers support both Windows and Linux systems, while the newly launched Washington bare metal servers currently support Linux only.
Q2: How do I choose the right GPU configuration?
A: For large AI training or deep rendering tasks, RTX 4090 bare metal servers are recommended. For smaller AI experiments or medium workloads, Hong Kong or Singapore GPU servers are sufficient.
Q3: Does SurferCloud offer long-term discounts?
A: Yes. Users with long-term requirements can contact customer support for customized pricing.
Q4: How do I deploy a GPU server?
A: Simply register on the official website (https://www.surfercloud.com), select your desired configuration, and deploy instantly.
✍️ Conclusion
The launch of SurferCloud’s Washington RTX 4090 bare metal server further strengthens its competitiveness in the GPU cloud computing market. If you are looking for a high-performance cloud provider with multi-region deployment capabilities, SurferCloud is definitely worth considering.
