Ornn Exchange data shows GPU rental prices climbing month-on-month across chip generations

Nvidia's B200 and H200 chips led the gains, with H200 rental rates up nearly 49% in a single month Renting a top-tier AI chip is getting a lot more expensive, and the newest hardware is leading the way. Fresh data from Ornn Exchange shows GPU transaction prices rose across all tracked generations over the past year. Nvidia ’s B200 and H200 chips posted the steepest climbs. The figures come from the Ornn Compute Price Index, or OCPI, a benchmark that Ornn AI Inc. built to track what GPU rentals actually cost. As of mid-November 2026, the B200, part of Nvidia’s Blackwell line, was renting for approximately $9.84 per GPU-hour. The H200, from Nvidia’s Hopper generation, was even more dramatic.

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