Compute Exchange operates as a spot marketplace for GPU procurement, offering reserve contracts, forward contracts, and refurbished contracts.

The on-demand price for GPU compute can fluctuate from $3 to $9 depending on shifts in the supply and demand curve.

The on-demand rental rate for the NVIDIA H100 GPU has increased by approximately 8% over the past three months.

Hyperscalers charge approximately $0.40 per GPU per hour for the older NVIDIA L40S chips.

Silicon Data plans to launch GPU futures and options on the CME in the next couple of months, pending SEC approval.

Silicon Data has aggregated 8 million pricing points from approximately 200 global data sources for its compute indices.

The upcoming GPU futures on CME will be financially settled.

The daily price volatility for the NVIDIA A100 and H100 indices is between 20% and 30%.

Silicon Data's LLM token index, which tracks a mix of input and output token prices, doubled in price from $2.21 per million tokens since December 1st of the previous year.

The resale value of a refurbished NVIDIA H100 GPU after two years was approximately 85% of its original price, based on data from late 2023.

Silicon Data previously collaborated with Polymarket to test GPU price contracts that settled in February and April.

Compute Exchange independently verifies GPU performance on metrics like flops, memory bandwidth, and tokens before delivering them to customers.

A study by Silicon Data and Jefferson Lab published at the GPGPU conference found a 38% performance variance among identical NVIDIA A100 40GB GPUs.

The on-demand rental rate for the NVIDIA A100 GPU has increased by 10-15% over the past three months.

The resale value of a refurbished NVIDIA H100 GPU after three years was approximately 84% of its original price, based on data from late 2023.

Silicon Data's platform ingests over 150,000 traded prices daily from over 100 data sources to calculate its GPU indices.