NVIDIA Vera Rubin GPU Cloud
NVIDIA's next platform after Blackwell is headed to VESSL Cloud. Reserve ahead and we plan your allocation as capacity lands.
Plan your Rubin capacity now
What starting the conversation early gets you.
Allocation planned around you
Tell us your target scale and timeline. Incoming Rubin capacity is planned around committed reservations first, before it opens up broadly.
Same platform, new silicon
Workspaces, batch jobs, and VM Cluster workflows on VESSL Cloud carry over across GPU generations, so adopting Rubin does not mean re-architecting.
Bridge on Blackwell today
B200, B300, and GB300 run as reserved capacity now, and A100 and H100 run on-demand. A Rubin conversation is also where we plan the capacity that gets you there.
Frequently asked questions
When will Rubin be available on VESSL Cloud?
NVIDIA has announced Vera Rubin as the platform generation after Blackwell. We are preparing to onboard capacity and will announce timing once we can commit to it. Reserving early means your allocation is planned before capacity opens up broadly.
How do I reserve Rubin capacity?
Talk to sales with your target scale and timeline. Rubin lands on the reserved side of VESSL Cloud, like H200 and Blackwell today: dedicated capacity planned with our team rather than an on-demand queue.
What can I run in the meantime?
B200, B300, and GB300 cover frontier-scale reserved capacity today, and A100 and H100 run on-demand on VESSL Cloud. A Rubin reservation does not lock you out of current GPUs.
Where AI models
get their GPUs.
- Start in minutes
- Scale to multi-node clusters
- Capacity reserved to your timeline
- Dedicated support