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Verda raises prices for the twelfth time — the same four GPUs up about 1% again

Nov 10, 2026

Read on Verda's own GPU instances page today, Nov 10, 2026, against the figures read there on Nov 9: the same four GPUs that rose yesterday rose again by about 1% — GB300, B300, H100 SXM and L40S. It is Verda's twelfth rise since Oct 23. The other five tracked GPUs held for a second straight day.

Verda raises prices for the twelfth time — the same four GPUs up about 1% again

Image: GPUJournal price record — read on verda.com/gpu-instances

What changed, read on verda.com/gpu-instances on Nov 10, 2026 (unrounded page figures in brackets): GB300 $13.58 → $13.72 [$13.720], B300 $11.81 → $11.93 [$11.930], H100 SXM $4.99 → $5.04 [$5.037] and L40S $1.96 → $1.98 [$1.978] — each about +1.0%, exactly the pattern of Nov 9. Held: B200 $9.14 [$9.138], H200 $6.44 [$6.440], A100 80GB $2.32 [$2.316], A100 40GB $1.66 [$1.657] and RTX PRO 6000 $2.73 [$2.725]. Verda's confidential-computing B300 rose the same ~1% ($12.05 → $12.17), which we do not list on the board. Across two days the four movers are up about 2.1% in all; Verda's GB300, this board's Best offer for that card, has gone from $11.82 an hour at our Oct 19 check to $13.72 today, up 16.1% in three weeks.

Everywhere else we checked today held: RunPod Secure (all 11 tracked offers), Nebius, CoreWeave, Thunder Compute, SaladCloud and TensorDock were re-read on their own pages, and Hyperstack was checked by a first-hand read of its raw pricing page — all 13 of its on-demand rows unchanged. Lambda's page still prints only the rates it has announced for Nov 16 (about +15% on B200 and H100); its current rates sit behind a login, and nafnaf.ai again showed no GPUs available. Rising list prices are consistent with growing demand (our reading, labelled as interpretation; capacity and cost moves can produce the same shape).

What it means if you rent GPUs

For renters the practical point is again narrow: Verda's GB300 is this board's Best offer for that card, so the cheapest verified GB300 in our index just rose to $13.72 an hour. The other three rises sit above their cards' Best offers and change no recommendation. Two identical selective rises in two days look less like a one-off adjustment and more like a daily step on those four cards — the next checks will show whether the step continues, and whether the held five ever join it.

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