Ornn H200 index

What it measures#

The Ornn Compute Price Index for the H200: a volume-weighted, winsorized average of the prices H200 rentals actually cleared at, normalized across configuration, provider and region, in US dollars per GPU-hour, settled once a day by 20:00 UTC. It is the only third-party H200 figure on the site: Silicon Data publish no H200 index with a ticker, so the H200 group holds the hyperscaler list price and this.

How it is built#

By Ornn, from the prices GPU rentals actually cleared at. In Ornn's own words the index is a volume-weighted, winsorized average of transacted GPU rental prices, normalized across configuration, provider and region, and settled once a day. Winsorizing clips the extreme observations rather than dropping them, so a single outlying deal cannot move the day's figure. Ornn publish the method at data.ornn.com/methodology.

It is the transacted view of the same market that GPUQuant's references describe from the price list and Silicon Data's indices describe from a model; how the three kinds of number differ is on Price indices, compared.

Publication#

Source

Ornn

Unit

USD / GPU-hour

Frequency

Daily, settled by 20:00 UTC

Ticker

OCPI, on the Bloomberg Terminal

What GPUQuant shows#

The trailing 92 days, which is what Ornn's public endpoint serves without a key, read at each regeneration of the page and never stored, with Ornn's written permission and Ornn named as the source on the chart. Nothing is redistributed and no derived index is built from it.

On Market Data as Transacted · Ornn under H200.

Reading it beside the others#

• H200 reference price: The hyperscaler list price of the same hour, the ceiling this figure sits under.
• Ornn H100 index: The same transacted figure for the H100, the part the H200 is most often priced against.

Sources#

• data.ornn.com, Ornn's site, and the method.
• Price indices, compared, the transacted figure beside the list price and the modelled index.