Nvidia weighs charging about US$2,000 per GPU per year for software that runs AI agents
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said at GTC Berlin on October 22 that the company is weighing licensing its software for running AI agents in data centers at around US$2,000 per GPU per year. According to the calculation described by FourWeekMBA, five million GPUs under paid license would amount to US$10 billion a year. Nvidia did not confirm how many GPUs would be subject to the fee, which applications the license covers or when it would take effect. Its AI Enterprise platform is listed at US$4,500 per GPU per year.
In 45 seconds
- Huang mentioned around US$2,000 per GPU per year to run the software that operates AI agents in data centers.
- A scenario of five million GPUs under paid license would amount to US$10 billion a year and US$50 billion over five years, according to FourWeekMBA.
- Nvidia did not confirm the scope of the license, whether the figure is standard or the effective date.
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