Understand the data
GPU rental prices
GPU shows what it costs to rent a GPU by the hour, from published cloud prices and marketplace asks
Open it
| Command | Opens |
|---|---|
GPU | Every GPU on the board |
GPU H100 | One model: H200, B200, B300, GB200, A100, MI300X and more |
What you see
| Tab | Shows |
|---|---|
| Board | One row per provider and variant: USD per GPU-hour, 1, 7 and 30-day change, availability. Enter opens its history. The Hyperscaler and Neocloud rows are list indexes. |
| History | Dated price chart for the selected row |
| Changes | Price and availability moves, newest first |
| Equities | Related stocks beside each GPU's seven-day move. t opens The Buildout. |
Price types
| Price type | Meaning |
|---|---|
| List price | A provider's published on-demand rate |
| Spot | A published interruptible rate |
| Ask | A marketplace offer, not a completed rental |
| Reserved | A rate that needs a commitment |
| Reference | An anonymised third-party index, for context |
Free and Pro
Pro unlocks the full board, history and Changes. Free, signed in or not, shows the three latest rows. Asks and AWS spot update hourly, other rates every 6 to 24 hours.
Keep in mind
- These are published prices, not completed rentals, and a low price does not mean capacity is available.
- A list index is the median of the providers' list prices, linked over time so a provider joining or leaving causes no jump. It can differ slightly from the current raw median, which is kept with the row.
From code
CLI gloomberb fn GPU H100. MCP gpu.board, gpu.history, gpu.changes. Related: Power and grid.