To prevent GPU rental costs from increasing as a share of token revenue, effective throughput must grow enough to offset both higher rental prices and lower token prices.
Where E= Tokens per second per GPU x Utilization rate
GPU rental prices went up 81 times in 60 days, per FastGPU's report.
The biggest increases were on the chips used for frontier training and production inference:
โ B200: 7 increases (~17.7% each)
โ H200: 6 increases (~17.5% each)
โ H100: 8 increases (~14.3% each)
โ B300: 6 increases (~10.4% each)
For a team renting 8 B200s around the clock, a single $1.20/GPU-hour increase adds roughly $7,000 to the monthly bill.
And when supply is short, the provider controls the price, and you absorb the increase.
It doesnโt have to work that way.
With B3IQ, you own the machine and pay for it once.
We build, host, and run it for you. And you can also rent out the hours you donโt need.
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