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At least one provider names a city for a region here, so the map draws the metro area.
1 provider publishes an eligible on-demand price here, across 1 of the 2 cloud regions named for this place. History runs from Feb 2024 to Sep 2026.
One line per provider: the lowest eligible per-GPU price across that provider's regions in this place. There is no average across providers here, because nobody publishes one.
| Provider | Region | Per GPU-hour | Per GPU-month | Published from | to |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Google Cloud | me-west1 | $12.08 | $8,816 | Feb 2024 | Sep 2026 |
A cloud region has no boundary. Each of these is a region whose published location falls in this area, which is the whole of what the map draws and the whole of what these pages claim.
No eligible on-demand H100 or B200 offering, so this region has no page.
GPUQuant publishes no facility records in Tel Aviv yet. That is a statement about this site and not about the ground: a record is only published once a primary or near-primary source can be quoted for every claim on it, and none has been recorded here. Nothing on this page should be read as a complete list of the datacenters in this area.
Every figure is the lowest eligible on-demand list price for one GPU for one hour, from the provider's own published price list. A month with no publication holds the previous price and is marked as held on the chart. See methodology.