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RESERVED B200

NVIDIA B200 192GB

New B200 units on the Hardware Market are exceptionally rare. Most allocation flows through direct NVIDIA channels to hyperscalers and frontier labs. When secondary new B200 appears, expect at-or-above MSRP pricing driven by extreme demand and the time-to-deploy premium versus 6 to 12 month allocation queues.

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Based on aggregated supplier quotes and broker market data. Final pricing depends on quantity, region, condition, and warranty terms. Compute Exchange does not publish active counterparty listings.

Reserve CapacityCompare Providers
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
RESERVED
VRAM
192 GB HBM3e
MEMORY BANDWIDTH
8 TB/s
FP 16 TENSOR
4,500 TFLOPS (sparse)
FP 8 TENSOR
9,000 TFLOPS (sparse)
TDP
1000W
FORM FACTOR
SXM6
INTERCONNECT
NVLink 5.0 / NVSwitch (1,800 GB/s)
ARCHITECTURE
Blackwell
Partner Network

AGGREGATED ACROSS
LEADING NEOCLOUDS

Compute Exchange aggregates reserved capacity from a verified network of leading AI-native cloud providers and hyperscalers. All partners undergo identity, capacity, SLA, and operational verification before quotes surface on the network.

You receive a normalized comparison across providers in a single quote response — rather than evaluating each neocloud's contract structure, billing model, and SLA terms in isolation.

WORKLOAD FIT

RESERVED B200
USE CASES

Frontier model training
Multi-trillion parameter inference
Sovereign AI deployments
Next-generation LLM serving
WHY RESERVE

RESERVED B200
VS ON-DEMAND

B200 on-demand availability is exceptionally limited and frequently waitlisted. A reserved commit is effectively required to secure capacity at scale through 2026. Reserved tenancy reflects supply scarcity and the time-to-deploy advantage versus 6 to 12 month direct allocation queues at the OEM.

Frequently Asked Questions

RESERVED B200
KEY QUESTIONS

What is the price range for new B200 on the Hardware Market?+
Indicative pricing for new B200 is $38,000 to $42,000-plus per unit as of Q3 2026, with the high end seen in tightly-allocated regions. Secondary new B200 typically prices at or above MSRP-equivalent because most allocation is locked into direct OEM channels and immediate availability commands a premium.
Where does any new B200 secondary supply come from?+
Almost exclusively from over-provisioned allocations at large buyers — hyperscalers, frontier labs, and well-funded AI startups — that cycle excess capacity to free balance sheet or rebalance fleet composition. Cancelled-project returns also occasionally appear. Channel-partner inventory is essentially nonexistent given allocation constraints.
Is buying new B200 secondary preferable to direct allocation?+
If you cannot qualify for direct allocation or your timeline cannot absorb the 6 to 12 month queue, yes. Secondary new B200 at modest premium over MSRP typically pays back through earlier deployment for capacity-constrained training programs. Sophisticated buyers with allocation access will usually prefer direct OEM.
Will new B200 secondary pricing soften through 2026?+
Modestly, yes. As Blackwell production scales and the fleet of allocation-eligible buyers fills, secondary supply should improve and pricing should ease. Expect movement closer to MSRP through second half 2026, with material softening only after broader Blackwell production-line capacity comes online.
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