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Weitzman: Renting an H100 GPU costs 1.5 times more than buying it
“If I was to buy an H 100 for, let's say, 30,000 dollars, that's how much the, kind of, a single card would cost. If I wanted to rent an H 100 for one hour spot instance from GCP, it could cost me five dollars. If I rented it from, like, You know, Azure or AWS,…”
Feldman: Claims of a two-year AI chip depreciation cycle are wrong
“I think people are clearly still getting value from H-one hundreds, and that's more than two years, right? So you know If you say it's a two-year depreciation, you're empirically wrong, right? I mean, they are and I think people are still getting value from A-…”
Morin: Nvidia H100 costs 5x A100 price for 2x inference speed
“H 100 comes along and inference is it's worth five times the price. And it may be runs twice in terms of performance on inference. That is on training. It's a lot better, but on inference, it's like maybe twice as fast when it actually, when it came out, it ra…”
Midha: AI Compute Is Non-Fungible Across Nvidia Chip Generations
“Computer is not fungible today. So forget fungibility of compute across different manufacturers, like NVIDIA and AMD. Within a manufacturer, NVIDIA chips, for example. The H 100, the GB 200, the GB 300, these are all completely different chip types. So if you …”
Ross: NVIDIA H100 GPUs remain highly profitable to operate despite age
“They're getting close to five years old. And they're still operating well, they're still earning more than their operating costs by quite a bit. You would never deploy an H 100 today, but they're still profitable to run, right?”