[GPU leasing rose by up to 21%, and cloud computing service provider Nebius rose by more than 9% before the market opened] On September 17, cloud computing service provider Nebius announced that it would increase the prices of a number of on-demand computing resources starting from October 1, with the latest Nvidia GPU seeing the largest increase. Under the new price, H100 increased from US$3.85/GPU hour to US$4.50/GPU hour, an increase of approximately 17%; H200 increased from US$4.50 to US$5.40, an increase of 20%; The B200 rose from US$7.15 to US$8.50, an increase of nearly 19%; the NVIDIA B300 had the absolute largest increase, rising from US$7.85 to US$9.50/GPU hour, an increase of approximately 21%. The price increase also involves pure CPU computing. AMD EPYC Genoa CPU rates increased by 25% from US$0.012/vCPU hour to US$0.015; Genoa memory rates increased by approximately 41% from US$0.0032/GiB hour to US$0.0045. Nebius U.S. stocks rose further by more than 9% before the market opened.