Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang commented on X after reported increases in H100 rental pricing, saying the company’s computing resources are tradable, durable and carry very high rental value. He described Nvidia compute as an efficient income-generating asset. Earlier reports said monthly rental pricing for Nvidia’s H100 training chips had risen 22% to $3.28 per hour. The remarks link Huang directly to the recent pricing discussion around H100 capacity and frame Nvidia’s compute supply as an asset with resale and leasing appeal, rather than only as hardware used for model training workloads.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang wrote in a post on X, replying to the jump in H100 rental prices, that "Nvidia's computing resources are easy to trade, long-lasting, and carry very high rental value. They are efficient profit-generating assets."
Earlier reports said monthly rental pricing for Nvidia (NVDA.O) H100 training chips had climbed 22% to $3.28 per hour.
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