Launched by one of the most popular web hosting solutions in the European market for now, the most powerful GPU server has been introduced to the market. The GEX131 server marks a new milestone in dedicated server technology, with features that incorporate the latest NVIDIA Blackwell architecture and superior computing power. The GEX131 is a giant in the industry of dedicated servers. This signifies the integration of the latest advancements in the industry.
The NVIDIA RTX 6000 Blackwell is a graphics card made by NVIDIA
GEX131 comes with the latest NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Max-Q graphic card processor and an astonishing 96 GB of GDDR7 ECC memory technology, a feat that breaks all existing records in the use of artificial intelligence in computing. The high capacity of the GDDR7 memory technology provides AI developers and researchers with the power to calculate and develop models that could not have been attained through other computing hardware.
The graphics card within the system features fifth-generation Tensor Cores and fourth-generation Ray Tracing Cores. Together with the highly powerful graphics card, Intel has merged its Xeon Gold 5412U CPU, which is an extremely powerful 24-core CPU that can run 48 threads in parallel as a result of the inclusion of the hyperthreading feature in the CPU. This CPU can run on DDR5 ECC SODIMM RAM and has the latest forms of virtualization technology developed by Intel.
Flexible pricing structure: Accommodates various usage patterns
The charge will be €889.00/$989.00 per month and €1.4247/$1.5850 per hour. There is an IPv4 address and no start-up charges, which are commonly needed when one uses shorter lease terms. This seems to be ideal for an organization that involves the utilization of GPU computing when there are shorter cycles in a project and wants to enjoy access to enterprise hardware for a few hours or days, but does not actually need the hardware at all.
It seems that Hetzner is aware of the fact that “projects that rely on AI and/or rendering know that their demand for computer resources is constantly changing and, therefore, value hourly pricing.” The package would comprise 2x960GB Gen4 NVMe SSDs (Datacenter Edition), as well as 256GB DDR5 ECC Registered RAM that could be scaled “according to prospects and requirements.”
Starting from December 16, 2025, there will be a setup fee of €159.00/$177.00 for subscriptions lasting a month; however, for those requiring the option of computing on an hourly basis, there will be no setup fee whatsoever.
European data sovereignty and enterprise-class infrastructure
GEX131 impacts firms and research institutions, as well as professionals in areas such as AI model training, data science, 3D rendering, and multimedia editing. Customer data is stored in accordance with GDPR norms in Hetzner’s data centers, which are ISO 27001-certified. This helps European companies maintain data sovereignty and take advantage of world-class computing facilities.
The issue of data protection and regulation, currently being raised by many organizations in Europe, will be addressed using this compliance framework. The business strategy of Hetzner, aiming to make it one of the biggest data center companies in Europe, established in Germany and Finland, and further expanding to Virginia and Oregon, provides its clients with the flexibility of geographical sites coupled with tough rules in Europe on data protection.
Hetzner’s GEX131 is a significant leap ahead in the progression of AI infrastructure development in Europe, offering businesses not only the latest version of the Blackwell technology, but it is also in line with the principles of data sovereignty and compliance. Being grounded on strong infrastructure and pricing structures and having an ideal location in Europe, this server is definitely an alternative option for those businesses wanting to avoid the reign of global AI computing providers.
