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NVIDIA has been generating unusual amounts of money by selling accelerators for artificial intelligence for years, but Jensen Huang, CEO of the company, is already thinking about how to continue generating revenue with these same GPUs after selling them. The company’s CEO believes that business software licenses will end up becoming a very important part of NVIDIA’s business, especially as the AI moves from model training to massive deployment w…
Nvidia Floats Charging $2,000 a Year Per GPU for Its AI Agent Software
Nvidia already charges $4,500 per GPU annually for its AI Enterprise suite, according to its own licensing guide, making Huang's lower $2,000 agent-software figure at GTC Berlin even murkier for buyers.
NVIDIA Eyes Software Revenue With a $2,000 per GPU Yearly Figure From Huang
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has put a rough price on the software side of the company's AI business. During a Q&A session at GTC Berlin last week, Huang said software licensing will become a growing part of NVIDIA's business, and that it costs about $2,000 per GPU per year to run all the NVIDIA software that powers agents in AI factories. The Register was first to report it, and Huang seems to have offered it as an example rather than a formal price…
Nvidia discusses $2,000-per-GPU annual software fee for running agents on AI infrastructure — firm already charges more than twice that amount for its AI Enterprise software platform
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is reportedly weighing annual software fees of around $2,000 per GPU for enterprise AI, a model that could generate $10 billion a year if five million licenses were sold. The pricing and launch timeline remain unconfirmed, while Nvidia continues to expand its AI software and security tools for enterprise customers.
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