Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared data from compute marketplace Ornn showing that H100 GPU rental prices have risen 22% over the past month to $3.28 per hour per GPU. Huang emphasized that Nvidia's compute power can generate ongoing rental income, making it an income-producing asset. The Ornn H100 index is based on actual lease transaction prices, with the daily settlement price on September 7 at $3.17, later rising to $3.28. Nvidia's latest earnings call noted that GPUs can be redeployed across different customers and workloads.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang pointed to figures from compute marketplace Ornn showing H100 GPU rental prices climbed 22% over the past month, reaching $3.28 per hour per GPU. He used that data to make a simple point: Nvidia compute power can be rented out nonstop to bring in income, framing it as an asset that produces revenue.
The Ornn H100 index is based on real lease transaction prices. On September 7, the daily settlement price was $3.17 per hour, and the most recent displayed price has moved up to $3.28. In its latest earnings report, Nvidia said GPUs can be redeployed across different customers and workloads.
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