Huoxing Finance reports that NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang shared data from the compute marketplace Ornn. Ornn noted that while the H100 is a training GPU that has been on the market for several years, its rental price increased by 22% over the past month, reaching a new high of $3.28 per hour per unit. Huang used this to emphasize that NVIDIA’s compute power can be continuously rented out to generate revenue, making it an income-producing asset. Ornn’s H100 index is calculated based on actual rental transaction prices; its daily settlement price on September 7 was $3.17 per hour, with the latest reported price rising further to $3.28. NVIDIA stated during its latest earnings call that GPUs can be redeployed across different customers and workloads.
NVIDIA H100 GPU rental prices rise 22% in one month
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On-chain data shows that NVIDIA H100 GPU rental prices increased by 22% in one month, reaching $3.28 per hour per unit, according to MarsBit. The digital asset market continues to fuel demand, with prices rising from $3.17 on September 7. NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang highlighted the H100 as an income-generating asset, noting its use in generating recurring revenue through compute rentals. Ornn, a compute marketplace, tracks the H100 index based on real transaction prices. NVIDIA also stated in its latest earnings call that GPUs can be redeployed across clients and workloads.
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