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On October 22, 2026, Evan Conrad of SF Compute put forward a judgment: a single B300 card running inference can earn 40 dollars per hour, while buying it on the market for one hour costs only 5 to 6 dollars; one of these two numbers must change. He also believes that compute has not yet been truly priced. The related report was published by Saito Hardcore Hacker on the same day, and there are currently no subsequent factual developments.
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Evan Conrad says either the B300 inference price or the market rental price must change
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Oct 22
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SF Compute's Evan Conrad: One of the two must change—B300 inference renting at $40/hour versus the market price of $5-6
SF Compute's Evan Conrad points out that a B300 card running inference can earn $40 per hour, while buying it on the market for an hour costs only $5 to $6. One of these two numbers must change. He believes that compute has still not been truly priced to date.