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October 1st - Prices are going UP!$Nebius(NBIS.US) $SMH $NVIDIA(NVDA.US) $AMD(AMD.US)Nebius Pricing Update — Key TakeawaysNebius raised on-demand pricing for its top AI GPUs effective October 1, 2026.The biggest takeaway is that older AI GPUs are still holding value, not getting commoditized as quickly as many expected.On-Demand GPU Price ChangesH100: $3.85 → $4.50 (+17%)H200: $4.50 → $5.40 (+20%)B200: $7.15 → $8.50 (+19%)B300: $7.85 → $9.50 (+21%)What Stood OutH100 pricing rising is the big signal.H100 is an older generation GPU, yet Nebius increased pricing instead of discounting it.That suggests AI compute demand remains strong, even for older high-end accelerators.What Did NOT Move:RTX Pro 6000: unchanged at $1.80L40S with Intel CPU: unchanged from $1.55L40S with AMD CPU: unchanged from $1.82Spot / Preemptive PricingSpot pricing remains much cheaper than on-demand:H100: from $0.79H200: from $0.79B200: from $0.99B300: from $0.99CPU-Only PricingAMD EPYC Genoa: from $0.10 → $0.13Intel Ice Lake: from $0.05 → $0.06Why It MattersNebius is showing pricing power in premium AI compute.High-end accelerators are seeing stronger demand than lower-tier products.If older GPUs like H100 and H200 can keep earning attractive rental rates for years 4, 5, and 6, then:AI infrastructure economics improvedepreciation risk may be lower than fearedlifetime ROIC on AI data centers could be materially betterBottom LineBig signal: Nebius raising H100 pricing by 17% is evidence that older AI GPUs still have real economic value.That supports the view that:AI demand is still strongPremium GPU capacity remains tightOlder AI hardware may stay profitable longer than many bears expected.@aleabitoreddit @jukan05 @Banana3Stocks @fundstrat @WarrenPies @thejefflutz @TradexWhisperer @smartertrader @RyanDetrick @Micro2Macr0 @cantonmeow @dannycheng2022 @DivesTech @StockOptionCole @Mr_Derivatives @BeardoTrader @SuperLuckeee @blondebroker1 @StockPatternPro @StockMKTNewz @amitisinvesting $NVIDIA(NVDA.US) $AMD(AMD.US) $SMH




