New GPU instance: g4.rtx6kpro.large
Introducing the g4.rtx6kpro.large
The newest addition to our bare metal GPU lineup, this instance is powered by NVIDIA’s brand-new RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs.
Here's the complete spec:
- **GPU: **8x NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Server Edition (96GB per GPU)
- CPU: 2x AMD EPYC 9355 (64c @ 3.55 GHz)
- RAM: 1.5 TB of DDR5
- STR: 4x 3.8TB NVMe
- NIC: 2x 100 Gbps
Starting at just $1.97 / gpu / hr, the g4.rtx6kpro.large is now available for capacity reservation at selected locations.
Introducing the Latitude.sh MCP server
You can now connect AI assistants and other developer tools directly to your Latitude.sh infrastructure, enabling natural language control of your bare-metal servers and platform resources.
Our MCP server provides:
- Instant AI integration via npx or drag-and-drop DXT installation for Claude, Cursor, VS Code, and Windsurf
- Natural language operations to list, create, and manage servers, projects, and SSH keys through chat
- Simple authentication with just your Latitude.sh API key - no complex configuration required
- Full API exposure as AI-ready tools, bringing infrastructure automation directly into your IDE conversations
Check out the MCP docs to learn more
Introducing the official TypeScript SDK for Latitude.sh
Developers can now interact with Latitude.sh's API natively in TypeScript or JavaScript, with full type safety and async support. The SDK streamlines infrastructure automation with:
- Quick setup via npm/yarn with built-in API authentication and TypeScript definitions
- Complete API coverage for servers, projects, virtual networks, firewalls, storage, and more
- Production-ready features, including error handling, automatic retries, and pagination
- Modern JavaScript support with async/await, tree-shaking, and both CommonJS/ESM compatibility
Check out the SDK docs to learn more
Block Storage now in early access
We are rolling out access to the early version of our Block Storage solution, currently live in Dallas.
This preview is free to use and only available by request, so current features and capabilities may evolve as we collect user feedback.
For more information on how to use this solution, check out the Block Storage section in our docs.
The API reference has a new home
We’ve migrated our API Reference to the Latitude.sh Docs.
All endpoints, parameters, and usage examples are now easier to access and navigate, organized for a smoother developer experience in a single resource.