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Per HIVE Digital Technologies CEO Aydin Kilic, some GPUs are retaining as much as 80% of their value years after being deployed 🤯 The reason? AI demand is insatiable. "Obviously China has a huge amount of demand and they're trying to get whatever GPUs they can. Maybe they can't... show more

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CoreWeave cofounder brannin mcbee says older GPUs and servers still have strong demand, even as new generations ramp up: "Our pricing on Ampere went up during 2025, and our pricing on Hopper stayed within 10% or so of where we started the year." "Why is that happening? I think it's largely driven by inference and the idea that—not every workload needs the latest, greatest GPUs or servers." "There are different types of workloads that need different compute, and the market is efficiently pairing the right GPUs and servers with the workloads that need them." "We see incredibly robust demand all the way back to the Ampere generation, which I believe is six years old at this point."

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Rittenhouse Research

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