With GPU rental prices falling, H100s may need 20 years to pay off
code_star · x · 2026-10-22
Responding to "what happens to all the H100s in five years — landfill?", a commenter notes that given the trajectory of GPU rental prices, the cards may still be running 20 years from now just to pay for themselves, hinting at rapid depreciation and oversupply risk.
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