Vultr has been named a winner in the Best Cloud Infrastructure category of The Cloud Awards 2025/26!

We’re excited by the recognition, which is another validation of our developer-first strategy to make the cloud more affordable, flexible, and scalable for all.

“Vultr stood out for delivering truly global, cloud native infrastructure that organizations can deploy and scale with confidence,” said The Cloud Awards Lead Judge Maneet Bansal. “Its combination of performance, transparent pricing, and rapid provisioning makes advanced compute accessible without hyperscaler lock in.”

Throughout our operating history spanning more than a decade, our mission has been to make enterprise-grade cloud infrastructure accessible to developers, businesses, and organizations everywhere – without the complexity or cost barriers imposed by traditional hyperscalers.

That’s why we built Vultr Cloud GPU, with on-demand access to the latest-generation NVIDIA and AMD GPUs. Customers can provision dedicated GPU resources in seconds, scale from fractions of a GPU to full 8-GPU servers, and run AI training, inference, HPC, or VDI workloads on pre-tuned GPU Enabled Images with NVIDIA® CUDA® Toolkit or AMD ROCm™.

Across industries, customers using Vultr Cloud GPU have reaped quick, tangible rewards: up to 40% savings, faster time-to-market, and improved model accuracy.

In the modern AI era, freedom, choice, and flexibility are only becoming increasingly important aspects of enterprise cloud strategies. Traditional legacy hyperscalers were built on lock-in, opacity, and “walled gardens” that put customers (and their budgets) second – which simply doesn’t align with modern demands to scale AI, modernize, and meet strict compliance requirements. Vultr removes those barriers, unlocking efficiency, agility, and hands-on application that begins as experimentation but translates to scalable, real-world impact.

Just as difference-making cloud infrastructure is no longer limited to the old-guard hyperscalers, Vultr enables startups and developers to similarly level the playing field with large enterprises in AI training, scientific computing, real-time analytics, and more intensive workloads – with industry-specific solutions and emphases on digital sovereignty and data privacy.

“The judges were particularly impressed by Vultr’s real-world adoption and its role in supporting modern AI and high-performance workloads,” Bansal said. “This made Vultr a clear winner at The Cloud Awards.”

Read the complete list of winners here.