# Bare Metal

Dedicated servers with no virtualization overhead. AMD EPYC, Intel Xeon, NVIDIA GH200. Provisioned in under 30 minutes.

Bitwrx Bare Metal is hardware-as-a-service. Pick a config, click deploy, get root in 30 minutes. Hourly billing for burst, monthly for steady-state, 1–3yr reserved for production. Every box lives in a Canadian Bitwrx DC, every byte stays in Canada.

## What you get

Everything bare metal includes - no asterisks.

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### Modern silicon

AMD EPYC 9004/9005, Intel Xeon Emerald Rapids, NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper.

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### API-first

Provision, image, reboot, rescue, BMC-console via REST API or Terraform provider.

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### NVMe by default

Local NVMe up to 60TB per node. Optional dedicated SAN / NetApp tier.

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### 25/100/400G

Public 1G default, 10/25/100/400G dedicated uplinks available.

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### Instant rebuild

Re-image in under 10 minutes. Custom images uploadable via S3-compatible bucket.

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### Per-second metering

Hourly bills only count seconds actually running. Stop the box, stop the bill.

## By the numbers

**-80min** Provisioning  
**-159TB** NVMe per host  
**-1059Gbps** Max Uplink  
**-22×H200** Per GPU Node

## Indicative pricing

Volume discounts apply.

| Tier            | What you get                                       | From                   |
|------------------|---------------------------------------------------|------------------------|
| Compute Small    | EPYC 9124, 64GB, 2× 960GB NVMe                    | **$0.42/hr · $249/mo** |
| Compute Large    | EPYC 9554, 384GB, 4× 3.84TB NVMe                  | **$1.85/hr · $1,099/mo** |
| Storage          | Xeon 6438Y, 128GB, 12× 16TB SATA                   | **$1.20/hr · $749/mo** |
| GPU H100        | Xeon, 512GB, 8× H100 SXM 80GB                      | **$24/hr · $13,499/mo** |
| GPU H200        | Grace Hopper GH200 624GB                           | **$32/hr · $17,999/mo** |

Pricing in CAD, excluding taxes. 1–3 year commits available with discount.

## Need bare metal in 30 minutes?

Sign up, pick a config, and root your first node before lunch.