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amd mi300 droplet sizes have empty regions

Posted on July 13, 2025

Hi,

I am trying to use the DO API to create a droplet using a droplet size with slug “gpu-mi300x1-192gb”. I am using pydo and when I try to get information about this droplet size, the regions field is empy.

This is an example output:

slug=‘gpu-mi300x1-192gb’ memory=245760 vcpus=20 disk=720 transfer=15.0 price_monthly=1480.56 price_hourly=1.99 regions=[] available=True description=‘AMD MI300X - 1X’ networking_throughput=10000 gpu_info=GPUInfo(count=1, vram=VRAM(amount=192, unit=‘gib’), model=‘amd_mi300x’) disk_info=[DiskInfo(type=‘local’, size=DiskSize(amount=720, unit=‘gib’)), DiskInfo(type=‘scratch’, size=DiskSize(amount=5120, unit=‘gib’))]

Can someone please help me here ? I see that they are available in ‘ATL1’ datacenter in the digital ocean dashboard.



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Hey!

Not quite sure, but that might just be the API not fully reflecting the available regions yet. If you’re able to launch it from the dashboard in ATL1 but the API shows no regions, it could be a sync issue or something not documented yet.

You might try specifying 'atl1' directly in the request and see if it goes through.

If not, probably best to check with DigitalOcean support to be sure what’s officially supported:

https://do.co/support

- Bobby

If the API shows no regions for that GPU slug but you can launch it in ATL1 from the dashboard, it’s probably just a delay or limitation in the API’s region data for that size.

Try forcing ‘atl1’ in your pydo create request anyway — it sometimes works even if /sizes doesn’t show it. If that fails, reach out to DO Support to confirm whether the GPU slug is fully API-enabled for your account in that region.

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