Blended GPU compute costs remained stable 0.0% this week across major cloud providers.
Top Movers
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Blended pricing = average of spot, on-demand, and 1-year reserved rates across major cloud providers.
Training vs Inference
Training-class GPU pricing held steady this week (avg $4.20/hr, +0.0% WoW), while inference-class pricing held steady (avg $0.56/hr, +0.0% WoW).
The training-to-inference price ratio stands at 7.5x — stable compared to last week. The spread remains within its typical range, suggesting balanced demand across training and inference workloads.
Regional Spotlight: Europe
Europe trades at a 6% discount to global averages this week, with 30 GPU types available across the region. The most expensive GPUs in the region are GB200 ($13.66/hr), H200 ($9.89/hr), H100 ($6.34/hr). The 6% discount makes Europe one of the more cost-effective regions for GPU deployment this week.
For detailed pricing data across all Europe sub-regions, see the full regional profile.
Implications
For cloud buyers: Europe continues to offer the lowest average GPU pricing ($2.08/hr blended average). For workloads with regional flexibility, the gap between Europe and Middle East is $2.28/hr — a 110% premium. Compare regional pricing →
For semiconductor analysts: GPU pricing trends remain broadly stable this week. H100 (+0.0% WoW) and MI300X (+0.0% WoW) are tracking within normal ranges. Blackwell (B200) blended pricing at $7.23/hr (+0.0% WoW) provides an early read on next-generation adoption curves. View all GPU profiles →
For GPU investors: Stable pricing supports predictable returns for existing deployments. Model scenarios with the GPU ROI Calculator →