[benterix]

> If you had launched an instance in 2006, an m1.small, you would have gotten a virtual CPU the equivalent of a 1.7 GHz Xeon processor with 1.75 GB of RAM, 160 GB of local disk, and 250 Mb/second of network bandwidth. And it would have cost just $0.10 per clocked hour.

> It’s quite incredible where cloud computing has gone since then, with a P3dn.24xlarge providing 100 Gbps of network throughput, 96 vCPUs, 8 NVIDIA v100 Tensor Core GPUs, 32 GiB of memory, and 1.8 TB of local SSD storage, not to mention an EFA to accelerate ML workloads.

They decided to omit the price but I think it's relatively good - around 31 USD per hour. Just remember to turn it off after you're done otherwise it will cost you over 7 grand.

[couchand]

Classic sales maneuver, give numbers but make your numbers as incomparable as possible.

[Sohcahtoa82]

I really wish pricing pages included both per-hour and per-month (or per-30-days) pricing.