Market Intelligence · 2026-07-18
Committed Term Structure
The price of guaranteed capacity, by tenor. Posted committed asks from one month to three years, and the discount each tenor carries to on-demand — the term axis the on-demand headline can't see.
Section 01 · Committed asks by tenor
The Neocloud Committed Term Curve
Committed par curve · USD per GPU-hr as of 2026-07-18
Chart notes
- OD anchor = the observed Neocloud (operator-tier T2) guaranteed on-demand rate, pooled across all regions (US, EU, APAC) — the same pooled panel as the committed tenors, so the committed-vs-on-demand step is like-for-like. Committed tenors are thin; pooling preserves panel depth. Unlike the US-only headline on /rates, this anchor reads below it when European postings price lower.
- Each tenor = the OD anchor stepped down by the within-provider term spread — each operator's committed ask vs its own on-demand rate, published as the operator-equal median (one vote per operator), never a raw pool of posted discounts. So the line's drop equals the end-label at every tenor.
- This avoids the composition bias in a raw committed-vs-OD median, which differences two different provider panels and overstates the discount (H100 1Y: −24% cross-panel vs −12% within-provider). The plotted tenor levels are therefore OD-consistent implied levels, not raw medians.
- Hollow points = thin (fewer than 3 provider pairs). Hover any point for the spread and pair count. Points render only at published tenors — a line with no 2Y point runs 1Y to 3Y directly.
- A committed price is a fixed schedule — the posted price of a commitment starting today for its full term. It is not a forecast of future on-demand rates, and this chart is not a forward curve.
- Term axis compressed (√months) so the short end reads · 1-day snapshots · B300 joins as its committed panel clears the gate.