Nebius Launches Live GPU Pricing Amid Rising AI Demand
Nebius introduced public live spot pricing for GPU compute and expanded its European AI Builder Program as demand for AI infrastructure continues to climb.
AI cloud provider Nebius Group launched public live spot pricing for GPU compute to provide AI developers with greater transparency and flexibility. The company is simultaneously expanding its AI Builder Program across Europe, offering $10 million in compute grants to support developers. To support this growth, Nebius is strengthening its partnership with Nvidia to deploy next-generation infrastructure, including NVIDIA Vera Rubin and Groq 3 LPX systems.
Executives at Nebius report a bullish outlook despite investor concerns over the debt-heavy models of other neocloud firms. Chief Revenue Officer Marc Boroditsky noted that prices per megawatt are rising, a trend supported by the financial performance of Space Exploration Technologies Corp., which saw its AI business revenue grow ninefold to $7.56 billion. While competitors like CoreWeave have dealt with borrowing cost spikes, Nebius asserts it carries less debt and expects its 2027 and 2028 capacity to sell out.
Market conditions indicate a persistent shortage of hardware. Chase Lochmiller, CEO of Crusoe, observed that rental prices for older Nvidia A100 and H100 chips are currently higher than they were when first deployed. Nebius founder Arkady Volozh stated that the company's goal is to promote an open market where companies can access compute on terms that fit their specific workloads.
