Regions

Where the GPUs physically live.

GPU Outlet aggregates inventory from providers in roughly a dozen geographies. You can filter by region when launching a pod, or let the server pick the cheapest matching listing automatically.

Region codes

Code	Where	Typical latency from major hubs
US-East	Virginia, NJ, Toronto, Miami	NYC ~10ms, LON ~80ms
US-Central	Chicago, Dallas, Iowa	NYC ~30ms, SFO ~45ms
US-West	Oregon, California	SFO ~10ms, NYC ~60ms
CA	Quebec, Vancouver	NYC ~15ms
EU-West	Ireland, Netherlands, UK	LON ~5ms, NYC ~80ms
EU-Central	Germany, Switzerland, Poland	FRA ~3ms
EU-North	Sweden, Finland	STO ~5ms
JP	Tokyo, Osaka	TYO ~5ms
KR	Seoul	SEL ~5ms
SG	Singapore	SIN ~3ms
AU	Sydney	SYD ~5ms
BR	São Paulo	GRU ~5ms

How regions affect price

Same GPU often differs by ±20% across regions. US-East and EU-West are usually the cheapest because supply is densest. APAC and South America typically price 15–30% higher.

How regions affect availability

H100s skew US/EU. Blackwell B200/B300 are scarce everywhere — if you need B200, US-East is your best bet. RTX 4090s are nearly everywhere.

Specifying a region

Via dashboard: there’s a region filter chip in the Create page. Pick one or leave on “Any”.

Via API:

curl -X POST https://gpuoutlet.ai/v1/rentals \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --cookie "sid=$SID" \
  -d '{"familyId":"h100-80gb","gpuCount":1,"region":"EU-Central"}'

If no listing matches your spec in the requested region, you get 503 provider_pool_empty — no fallback to other regions. We don’t silently relocate your workload.

Data residency

If you need GDPR-compliant EU-only processing, set region to one of the EU-* codes and we’ll only allocate from EU providers. Note that we ourselves (the marketplace) operate from the US, so the session cookie and ledger live in US-East. The compute itself stays where you specified.

For strict residency requirements (e.g. healthcare, public sector), email [e-mail] — we have a few specifically-certified providers we can pin you to.