Nebius Said to Raise Prices for its On-demand Compute Resources Starting October

According to media reports, as Nebius continues to expand its AI infrastructure globally, the company will raise prices for some of its on-demand computing resources starting October 1, marking its second round of price increases since May.

Under the new pricing plan, the price of H100 will rise from $3.85 per GPU hour to $4.50, an increase of about 17%; H200 will rise 20% from $4.50 to $5.40; B200 will rise nearly 19% from $7.15 to $8.50; and B300 will rise about 21% from $7.85 per GPU hour to $9.50. 

The changes also extend to CPU-only compute. AMD EPYC Genoa CPU rates will rise 25% to $0.015 per vCPU-hour from $0.012, while Genoa memory will increase about 41% to $0.0045 per GiB-hour from $0.0032. 

The ultimate impact on customers' bills will therefore depend on their configurations and usage.