CME Group brings forward curve pricing to GPU rental indices as AI compute matures into a tradable asset class

Silicon Data's H100 and B200 rental indices are now accessible through standard CME market data feeds, ahead of planned cash-settled futures contracts. On October 15, 2026, CME Group announced that subscribers can access non-tradable forward curve pricing data for Silicon Data’s GPU rental indices, covering two of the most in-demand chips in AI infrastructure: the H100 and the B200. The data flows through standard CME market data feeds, meaning institutional desks can plug this into existing workflows without custom plumbing. Silicon Data’s forward curves went live on April 20, 2026, and recalculate daily, projecting rates out to 36 months based on actual rental transaction data. The underlying numbers give a sense of where the market sits right now.

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