
GPU rental prices (B200) end of 2026?
- $4.50-$5.00
- 18%
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- $5.00-$5.50
- 17%
- +1.6
- $4.00-$4.50
- 16%
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- $7.00+
- 11%
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- $5.50-$6.00
- 9%
- −0.5
- $3.50-$4.00
- 7%
- +1.0
- $3.00-$3.50
- 7%
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- $6.00-$6.50
- 7%
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- $6.50-$7.00
- 6%
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- <$3.00
- 5%
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Traders currently price "$4.50-$5.00" at 18% for "GPU rental prices (B200) end of 2026?". Full distribution: $4.50-$5.00 18%, $5.00-$5.50 17%, $4.00-$4.50 16%, $7.00+ 11%. The market has traded $53K in total volume and resolves Dec 31, 2026. **Trader consensus around $4.50–$5.50 per hour for B200 rentals by end-2026 reflects current marketplace rates amid tight but gradually improving supply.** As of mid-2026, observed prices on platforms like Vast.ai, RunPod, and others cluster between roughly $4.50–$7.00/hr, with medians near $5–$6, driven by strong AI inference and training demand that has kept Blackwell utilization high even as TSMC ramps dual-die production. Persistent HBM memory constraints and a multi-million-unit backlog have prevented the typical post-launch price decline, while hyperscaler allocations and next-generation Vera Rubin shipments expected in fall 2026 introduce downside risk. Competitive dynamics hinge on how quickly additional neocloud capacity reaches the spot market versus sustained enterprise demand for Blackwell’s performance-per-dollar edge over Hopper.
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