Lyceum review

Entry sits at $1.19 for the cheapest card on the pricing page. Set against the €0.63 median across this comparison, that lands well above a typical low end, so shoppers on a tight budget may find cheaper elsewhere.

Charges are per second, and the listed model is hourly. Per-second metering suits short tests and bursty jobs, though only 50.9% of rivals on this list bill by the hour instead, so stop-start workloads pay less.

The roster covers NVIDIA L40S, NVIDIA A100 and NVIDIA H100. That is a data centre focused set rather than a broad marketplace, which is a narrower choice than catalogues that also carry consumer cards.

Capacity is spread across 3 locations, and the provider is Lyceum Technology Germany GmbH, headquartered in Germany. Regional choice is limited against providers running far more sites, so data placement may decide for you.

The listed model is hourly, so spending is usage based rather than covered by an allowance. 25.3% of brands in this comparison include a free tier, which this one does not, so usage has to be budgeted from the outset.

Large-scale clusters come with 400 Gb/s InfiniBand NDR included on large-scale clusters. That bandwidth is the detail that matters for multi-node training, and it sits inside the offering rather than as a separate charge.

Help runs through email, phone and help centre, so phone and email are both open alongside written material. Phone reach is not universal among competitors, with 43.6% of brands offering it.

Lyceum states GDPR as its compliance position and lists no other certifications or licences. Teams whose procurement checklist demands attestations beyond that would need to check the documentation against their own requirements before signing anything.