D16_v3
Dv3 series · General purpose · ARM name Standard_D16_v3 · priced in 63 regions · updated 2026-08-19
vCPUs
16
x64
Memory
64 GiB
Temp disk
400 GiB
GPUs
—
Max data disks
32
Max NICs
8
Architecture
x64
Workload type
General purpose
Cheapest region
$0.7680
AT&T Detroit
Most expensive
$1.654
Brazil Southeast
Region spread
+115%
63 regions priced
Price by region — Linux, Pay as you go
| Region | Geography | Price / hour | vs cheapest |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT&T Detroitcheapestattdetroit1 | Edge Zones | $0.7680 | — |
| AT&T New Yorkattnewyork1 | Edge Zones | $0.7680 | — |
| East USeastus | United States | $0.7680 | — |
| East US 2eastus2 | United States | $0.7680 | — |
| West US 2westus2 | United States | $0.7680 | — |
| West US 3westus3 | United States | $0.7680 | — |
| North Central USnorthcentralus | United States | $0.8000 | +4% |
| Sweden Centralswedencentral | Sweden | $0.8160 | +6% |
| Central Indiacentralindia | India | $0.8400 | +9% |
| Jio India Centraljioindiacentral | India | $0.8400 | +9% |
| Jio India Westjioindiawest | India | $0.8400 | +9% |
| Mexico Centralmexicocentral | Mexico | $0.8450 | +10% |
| North Europenortheurope | Europe | $0.8560 | +11% |
| Spain Centralspaincentral | Spain | $0.8560 | +11% |
| Central UScentralus | United States | $0.8800 | +15% |
Every pricing model in AT&T Detroit
| Pricing model | Linux | Windows |
|---|---|---|
| Pay as you go | $0.7680 | $1.536 |
| Spot | $0.1536 | $0.3072 |
| Savings plan, 1 year | — | — |
| Savings plan, 3 years | — | — |
| Reserved instance, 1 year | — | — |
| Reserved instance, 3 years | — | — |
| Low priority | $0.1540 | $0.6140 |
| Dev/Test | $0.7680 | $0.7680 |
About these prices
Retail list prices excluding tax, storage, networking and any Enterprise Agreement or CSP discount. A listed price does not guarantee quota or capacity in a region, and moving region can change latency, data residency and egress costs.
Reserved instance and savings plan rates are the commitment price spread across the term and are sold without an OS licence. Azure publishes no meter for every combination, so a rate marked * is derived: a Windows commitment rate is the Linux rate plus the Windows pay-as-you-go surcharge, and a missing Dev/Test rate is the Linux pay-as-you-go rate, since Dev/Test only discounts the Windows licence.