Nebius Group N.V.Nebius itself reportedly raised prices across GPU, CPU and memory compute services, signaling strong demand for scarce GPU capacity.
Nebius Group shares jumped nearly 9% in Thursday premarket trading after the AI cloud provider reportedly raised prices across several compute services, a signal that demand for scarce GPU capacity remains strong. According to a customer communication circulated online, Nebius plans to increase prices for several on-demand GPU offerings beginning October 1, covering Nvidia's H100, H200, B200 and B300 accelerators. The reported increases extend beyond GPUs: prices for AMD EPYC Genoa CPU compute are expected to rise 25% to $0.015 per vCPU-hour from $0.012, while memory pricing tied to Genoa systems is reportedly increasing about 41% to $0.0045 per GiB-hour from $0.0032. Nebius has not publicly confirmed the pricing changes and did not immediately respond to a request for comment. The market reaction spread beyond Nebius, with IREN shares rising about 5.1% in premarket trading and CoreWeave gaining roughly 6.1%, suggesting investors read the reported increases as a positive signal for the wider neocloud industry.
Nebius Group N.V.Nebius itself reportedly raised prices across GPU, CPU and memory compute services, signaling strong demand for scarce GPU capacity.
CoreWeave, Inc. Class A Common StockCoreWeave gained ~6.1% as Nebius's reported GPU price hikes signal strong demand and pricing power across the neocloud industry.
NVIDIA CorporationNvidia H100/H200/B200/B300 accelerators are the GPUs whose on-demand prices Nebius is reportedly raising, a passing read-through on GPU scarcity.
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Iren S.p.A.IREN rose ~5.1% as Nebius's reported GPU price increases were read as a positive signal for the wider neocloud industry.