GPU rental prices rose across all chip generations tracked by Ornn Exchange, with Nvidia’s B200 and H200 leading the gains. According to Ornn AI Inc.’s OCPI, as of mid-November 2026 the B200 rented for about $9.84 per GPU-hour, up 32% from the prior month, while the H200 reached $7.75, a jump of nearly 49%. Older chips also climbed: the H100 at $3.25 (+8.3%) and the A100 at $1.06 (+11.58%). An hour of B200 now costs roughly nine times an hour of A100, and the H200 rents for more than double the H100. The OCPI is built from volume-weighted averages of settled trades in the neocloud market, settling daily at midnight ET, and several Ornn tickers are available on Bloomberg. Founded in 2025 by a team of MIT graduates, Ornn raised $33 million in a seed round in June 2026 and runs the Ornn Compute marketplace, where spot and reserved capacity trades against the index.
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