AWS — P6-B200 Capacity Block
AWS P6-B200 Capacity Block is a reserved EC2 p6-b200.48xlarge instance with 8 NVIDIA B200 GPUs.
- Price per GPU-hour
- $12.355
- Provider
- AWS
- GPU
- B200
- Form factor
- 8×B200 instance (p6-b200.48xlarge)
- Billing
- Reserved/commit
- Region
- US East (N. Virginia)
- Instance type
- p6-b200.48xlarge
- Checked
AWS lists EC2 Capacity Blocks for ML on the p6-b200.48xlarge instance (8 NVIDIA B200 GPUs) at an effective $98.84 per hour, or $12.355 per accelerator-hour, in US East (N. Virginia), US East (Ohio) and US West (Oregon). The reservation fee is charged up front. AWS has announced that, effective October 7, 2026, the P6-B200 rate will be $14.208 per accelerator-hour.
- Price basis
- Capacity Block effective hourly rate per accelerator as listed by AWS ($98.84 per instance-hour, 8 GPUs); fee paid up front
- Source
- aws.amazon.com
Questions
How much does an AWS B200 Capacity Block cost per GPU-hour?
AWS lists an effective $12.355 per accelerator-hour, which is $98.84 per hour for the 8-GPU p6-b200.48xlarge instance.
Is the AWS P6-B200 Capacity Block price going up?
Yes. AWS has announced that, effective October 7, 2026, the P6-B200 rate will be $14.208 per accelerator-hour.
Which AWS regions offer P6-B200 Capacity Blocks?
AWS lists this rate in US East (N. Virginia), US East (Ohio) and US West (Oregon).
When is the P6-B200 Capacity Block fee paid?
The reservation fee for a Capacity Block is charged up front.
Source
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