vx1-m-192c-1536gb by Vultr

A high-core, memory-dense dedicated virtual server designed for large-scale parallel processing and massive in-memory enterprise workloads.

Vultr vx1-m-192c-1536gb is a dedicated virtual server within the VX1 Cloud Compute family, featuring 192 dedicated AMD vCPUs on the x86_64 architecture and 1435.0 GB of RAM. This configuration provides a memory-to-core ratio of 7.47 GB per vCPU. The instance does not include integrated GPUs and features a minimal local storage allocation of 1 GB of network-attached storage, indicating a reliance on external network storage architectures. It comes equipped with one complimentary public IPv4 address. Designed for massive scale, this server offers qualitative resource density for memory-intensive operations. It is suited for enterprise databases, large-scale in-memory data processing, and highly parallelized computing workloads that require substantial memory capacity and dedicated CPU resources without the need for large local storage volumes. The lack of local storage represents a clear tradeoff, prioritizing raw compute and memory density over local disk performance.