GPU rental platform Lium says AI agents are renting out all its B300 capacity, offers 80% higher payouts for new supply
const_reborn · x · 2026-10-16
GPU cloud platform Lium reports demand is so strong that AI agents keep renting out its entire on-demand B300 inventory, and it's publicly soliciting more GPU nodes with payouts 80% above reserved-contract rates, claimable in 5 minutes.
Its pitch: instant access to B300s with no sales call, KYC form, or waitlist, priced at big-cloud 3-month-commitment rates but billed only for actual usage — an 8x NVIDIA B300 node (2,149GB VRAM, 256 CPU cores) at $64/hr ($8/GPU/hr) in Reston, VA.
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