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Nvidia's 3-Year-Old H100 Chip Is Still Getting the Market to Pay Up, Jensen Huang Says Compute Is 'Fungible, Durable and Highly Rentable'

Sep 7, 2026 · 10:44 PM ET· updated 1h ago
Nvidia's 3-Year-Old H100 Chip Is Still Getting the Market to Pay Up, Jensen Huang Says Compute Is 'Fungible, Durable and Highly Rentable'

Huang says Nvidia’s older AI chips are holding their value, bolstering the case for treating GPUs as productive assets.

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Nvidia's older AI chips still work really well and keep their value, kind of like a reliable tool that stays useful for years. When something stays valuable like that, it tells us people trust the company's products to do important jobs for a long time.

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