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live comparison · verified 2026-07-22

Cerebrium vs Google Cloud

Cerebrium and Google Cloud do not currently list any of the same GPUs with verified on-demand pricing, so there is no direct price head-to-head today. The table below shows what each offers, verified 2026-07-22. Platform facts come from each provider's own documentation.

Google Cloud

offers 8 GPUs the other does not
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Price per GPU, side by side (2026-07-22)

GPU (on-demand $/hr)CerebriumGoogle CloudPrice diff
Tesla T4not offered$0.35
L4not offered$0.56
RTX PRO 6000not offered$1.10
Tesla V100not offered$2.48
A100not offered$2.93
H200not offered$9.31
H100not offered$9.80
B200not offered$16.11

Cheapest verified on-demand rate per side from today's snapshot; highlighted = cheaper. Price diff is the absolute and percent saving on the cheaper side (named), relative to the higher price; – means one side does not offer that GPU on-demand. Spot/marketplace tiers shown on the individual pages.

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Platform facts

CerebriumGoogle Cloud
Billing incrementnot publishednot published
Egressnot publishednot published
Storage /GB-monot publishednot published
Spot offerednot publishednot published
Reserved offerednot publishednot published
Notebook supportnot publishednot published

From each provider's documentation, verified 2026-07-07; sources on the fees matrix and enterprise matrix.

FAQ

Which GPUs can I only get on Cerebrium or only on Google Cloud?

Every GPU Cerebrium lists with on-demand pricing is also available on Google Cloud. Google Cloud lists 8 that Cerebrium does not: Tesla T4, L4, RTX PRO 6000, Tesla V100, A100, H200 and 2 more.

Prices render from the live dataset each build. More: the screener · price movers · methodology.