NVIDIA H200 rental prices are up about 160% from the start of the year, and A100 rents are also higher than at the start of the year
Driven by growth in AI inference demand, NVIDIA data center GPU rental prices have rebounded overall, with H200 rents up about 160% from the start of the year, B200 up about 120%, H100 up about 35%, and rents for the A100, which has been on the market for years, also higher than at the start of the year. Using a six-year straight-line depreciation model as a reference, current rents for some GPUs are up to about 143% higher than the model's estimated values; as of now, the per-card rental price is $6.30 per GPU-hour for the H200, $9.70 for the B200, $3.03 for the H100, and $1.09 for the A100. The article also mentions that the number of Tokens processed weekly by a model invocation aggregation platform grew from about 0.5 trillion in mid-January 2025 to 128.4 trillion in mid-September 2026, but existing data do not yet break down the specific sources of rental demand.
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