RentServers.comBy the RentServers.com team · Updated
GPU rental prices for Salt Lake City buyers
Hourly GPU prices are set across the US market rather than per city, so this is the benchmark every Salt Lake City quote should beat. Week-to-week moves are tracked on the GPU price tracker.
| GPU | Reserved median, $/GPU-hr | On-demand median, $/GPU-hr | 8-GPU node per month, reserved | Providers | Week of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| H100 | $3.23 | $3.50 | $18,863 | 40 | October 12, 2026 |
| H200 | $3.68 | $4.88 | $21,491 | 34 | October 12, 2026 |
| B200 | $6.12 | $7.99 | $35,741 | 20 | October 12, 2026 |
| B300 | $6.49 | $8.99 | $37,902 | 15 | October 19, 2026 |
| MI300X | $2.52 | $4.42 | $14,717 | 4 | October 19, 2026 |
US market medians across providers, not location-specific. Source: GetDeploying, GPU rental price history, CC BY 4.0. Reserved = 12-month terms where at least three providers list one. A node is 8 GPUs x 730 hours.
Power, density and cooling in Salt Lake City
- Grid: Western interconnection, outside an organized market. Supply: The regional investor-owned utility.
- Utility power: 9.10 cents/kWh, UT industrial average, July 2026 (EIA Electric Power Monthly, Table 5.6.A). At 80% average draw and a PUE of 1.3, metered power is about $69 per kW per month, so a 40 kW GPU rack draws about $2,763 a month in power alone.
- Typical density: Modern facilities commonly support 15 to 40 kW per rack; dry air extends free-cooling hours for air-cooled racks. (market estimate, October 2026)
An 8-GPU H100 or H200 server is rated at about 10.2 kW and a B200 or B300 server at about 14 kW, so a rack of four is 40 to 57 kW. That is past what most air-cooled halls can hold. See rack power density and cooling.
Rent, reserve or own in Salt Lake City
Rent on demand for experiments and bursts. Reserve 12 to 36 months for steady training or inference: reserved medians run below on-demand, and long terms on large clusters go lower still. Own when you can keep servers busy most hours for about three years; you then need Salt Lake City rack space at roughly $8,500 to $11,500 a month per 40 kW (estimate, October 2026). Compare the options in rent vs buy GPUs, buy outright through our wholesale desk, or get colocation counter-quotes for Salt Lake City on RentColocation.com.
Salt Lake City GPU questions
Why put a GPU cluster in Salt Lake City?
Lower power prices than most of the West, a dry climate that helps cooling, and central placement on western fiber routes. It works well as a training site or a second inference region.
How much does it cost to rent an H100 in Salt Lake City?
GPU rental is priced nationally more than by city. The US median for H100 was $3.23 per GPU-hour reserved and $3.50 on demand in the week of October 12, 2026 (GetDeploying, CC BY 4.0). Quotes for Salt Lake City capacity depend on term, count, interconnect and delivery date; we get at least three providers to bid on your spec.
What does it cost to host my own GPU servers in Salt Lake City?
As a market estimate for October 2026: about $8,500 to $11,500 a month all-in for a 40 kW GPU rack, before high-density premiums. Where power is metered, Salt Lake City utility power alone adds about $69 per kW per month at 80% draw and a PUE of 1.3, based on 9.10 cents/kWh, UT industrial average (July 2026).
Can you find GPU capacity in Salt Lake City quickly?
Often within days for single nodes and small clusters; large reservations depend on energized power and delivery dates. Send the GPU model, count, term and start date and we come back within one business day.
Do providers see my company name?
Providers bid blind: they see the technical spec only, never your name, email, phone or company, and never a file you upload. We introduce you only to the provider you pick.