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Mark
@MRRydon
Cofounder @AethirCloud | Building global GPU infrastructure for AI | Here for AI, GPUs, inference economics, power and the money behind the compute
가입 December 2016
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Who Hedges a GPU? @ShanuMathew93 breaks it down well here. Jump now runs a compute desk, and a neocloud renting out B300s at around $7.56 an hour can buy protection that pays out if the rate drops to $4. Susquehanna is seeing the same interest from data centres and private neoclouds, and some of them want it to help land financing. This is how every serious commodity grows up. Oil producers hedge, airlines hedge fuel, and now GPU owners can lock in a floor. A floor on rental revenue makes a cluster easier to lend against, and cheaper debt means more clusters get built. That B300 rate is up about 56% this year. The operators asking for these hedges are using them to get their financing signed faster, and I'm very bullish on what that does for the buildout
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Becoming more ways to hedge or take a view on AI beyond equities and CDS. The WSJ reports Jump has launched a compute desk, trading price gaps across providers and structuring OTC derivatives. An illustrative structure: a neocloud buys a put on GPU rental rates. The article cites B300 rentals at ~$7.56/GPU-hour; Jump could agree to buy compute at $4/hour if prices fall below that level, or settle in cash. That protects the provider against a collapse in rental revenue below the strike. Susquehanna is also fielding interest in compute-index puts from data centers and private neoclouds. Some want the protection to help secure financing from lenders. Alongside planned compute futures, this is starting to become a market. Hearing more trading firms are getting involved.
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