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H200 available nowearly access

The valley is
online.

Nepal’s own GPU cloud: NVIDIA H200s, rented by the second from a hydro-powered Kathmandu datacenter.

Pay in rupees, get help in Nepal time, and keep every byte of your data in the country.

We reply within one working day with a capacity plan and a rupee quote.

  • Billed in NPR
  • Data stays in Nepal
  • Support in Nepal time
  • <5 ms in Kathmandu
  • Hydro-powered
141 GB

memory per H200

room for big models on one card

<5 ms

latency in Kathmandu

served in-country, not overseas

100%

of your data stays in Nepal

stored and processed in Kathmandu

NPR

billed in rupees

eSewa · Khalti · bank · invoice

  • NVIDIA H200 · 141 GB HBM3e · 4.8 TB/s
  • available now: h200
  • <5 ms in kathmandu
  • per-second billing
  • gpu slices from 18 gb
  • a private network per customer
  • openai-compatible api
  • invoices in npr
  • hydro-powered datacenter
  • append-only audit log
  • blackwell coming soon

Why CoreValley

Sovereign by construction,
not by contract.

Your data, your money and your support all stay in Nepal. Not because a contract says so, but because the GPUs, the billing and the people are all in Kathmandu.

  • Data stays here. Your datasets, models and every request are stored and processed in our Kathmandu region (np-ktm-1), and nothing is copied abroad. Regulated projects block all outbound traffic by default.

  • Pay in rupees. No dollar card and no exchange-rate surprises. Pay by eSewa, Khalti, bank transfer or corporate invoice.

  • Help in Nepal time. The engineers who answer you work in Kathmandu, in Nepal time. You talk to the people who run the GPUs, not a ticket queue abroad.

  • Hydro-powered. Our datacenter runs on Nepal's hydropower: low-carbon compute, at a power price that isn't tied to gas markets on another continent.

  • Close to your users. Network latency in Kathmandu is under 5 ms, so your apps answer people in Nepal without a round trip abroad.

one h200 · everything it touches stays in kathmandu

Early access

H200s are available now for enterprises.

More GPUs, and access for more teams, are coming soon.

Get early access

We reply within one working day.

The platform

Rent a slice. Rent a rack.
Never switch clouds.

Start on a slice of an H200, move to whole cards, then reserve dedicated servers. One account, one rupee invoice and one country the whole way.

h200 · slice → whole cards → dedicated

  1. one h200 · 2 of 7 slices

  2. 4 × h200 · whole cards

  3. dedicated · reserved

  1. 01 / slice

    Start on a slice.

    Rent a hardware slice of an H200 — 35 GB of its memory — billed by the second. Enough to fine-tune a 7B model tonight and shut it down by morning.

    corevalley pods launch --gpu h200 --slice 2g.35gb

  2. 02 / card

    Graduate to whole cards.

    Same files, same code, same API key — on a full H200 with all 141 GB, then on four or eight of them when the job outgrows one.

    corevalley pods launch --gpu h200 --count 4

  3. 03 / rack

    Reserve the rack.

    Dedicated H200 servers that nobody else touches, reserved by the month — with the same usage meter and audit log you already use.

    corevalley dedicated reserve --nodes 4 --term 1m

Hardware

The H200 today.
Blackwell next.

Available now: the NVIDIA H200 — 141 GB of memory on one card, built for training and serving the largest models. Coming soon: the RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell for fast, affordable inference and visual AI.

H200 vs RTX PRO 60001.47× memory3× bandwidthFP4 on Blackwell24 GB vs 18 GB per hardware slice

Hopper · H200

available now

NVIDIA H200

Train and serve the largest models — 141 GB on one card.

Memory

141GB

HBM3e · 6 HBM3e stacks

+47% vs RTX PRO 6000

Memory bandwidth

4.8TB/s3.0× vs RTX PRO 6000

Platform

Multi-Instance GPU7 × 18 GB

up to 7 hardware-isolated instances · 18 GB each

Blackwell · GB202

coming soon

NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell

Fast, affordable inference, fine-tuning and visual AI.

Memory

96GB

GDDR7 ECC · 512-bit bus

single PCIe card

Memory bandwidth

1.6TB/sGDDR7

Platform

Multi-Instance GPU4 × 24 GB

up to 4 hardware-isolated instances · 24 GB each

Throughput by precisionFP4 to FP64 · TFLOPS · shared log scale
FP4
H200not supported
RTX PRO 60004,000
FP8
H2003,958*
RTX PRO 60002,000
FP16 / BF16
H2001,979*
RTX PRO 60001,000
TF32
H200989*
RTX PRO 6000234
FP32
H20067
RTX PRO 6000120
FP64
H20034
RTX PRO 6000not published

* H200 tensor figures with sparsity (SXM5 datasheet). RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition figures as NVIDIA publishes them, without a dense/sparse label. FP32 and FP64 are non-tensor.

Also coming soon

NVIDIA L40S

48 GB GDDR6 · Ada Lovelace

coming soon

Your next training run, on Himalayan hydro.

Tell us the model, the dataset size and the GPU hours you expect. Within one working day you get a capacity plan and a firm rupee price — not a sales call.

01 · about two minutes

Tell us the workload

The model, the data size and the GPU hours you expect. Set them on the console below, or say it in your own words.

02 · within one working day

Get a plan and a firm quote

A capacity plan and a firm price in rupees, from our team in Kathmandu. No sales call needed.

03 · billed by the second

Launch on H200

Start on a slice or on whole cards. The meter starts when your job runs and stops the moment you stop it.

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