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Index & Curve Datasets

GPU price index data — every series we publish, as data

Daily GPU price index data for the full Silicon Data family — the GPU rental indices with their Bloomberg tickers, the RAM index, the LLM Token Expenditure Index, plus forward curves and residual value curves — with full history, delivered as downloadable files or API.

The catalog

Every GPU price index and curve we publish

Each series ships with full history, aligned to the values published in the portal and on Bloomberg. Indices are computed daily from the instance-level records in the GPU Pricing Dataset.

GPU rental price indices

  • H100 NeocloudSDH100RT
  • H100 Hyperscaler
  • H200 Neocloud
  • A100 NeocloudSDA100RT
  • A100 Hyperscaler
  • B200 NeocloudSDB200RT
  • MI300X Neocloud

Memory & token indices

  • RAM Index (GDDR6)
  • LLM Token Expenditure IndexSDLLMTK
  • Open LLM Token Index
  • Proprietary LLM Token Index

Forward curves

  • H100 forward curve
  • A100 forward curve
  • B200 forward curve

Residual value curves

  • H100 residual value
  • A100 residual value
  • B200 residual value

Delivery

Index data, from the portal straight into your models

11Index series
6Curve series
CSV + APIDelivery options

Daily refresh

Series update every business day, in step with portal publication.

CSV download

Full-history flat files for research and backtesting.

API access

Programmatic access for systematic and production use.

Licensing

Redistribution or settlement reference is licensed separately — scoped with sales alongside the data.

Index & curve data — common questions

  • Seven GPU rental price indices (H100, H200, A100, B200, and MI300X across neocloud and hyperscaler segments), the RAM index covering GDDR6 memory, the LLM Token Expenditure Index plus its Open LLM and Proprietary LLM segments, forward curves for H100, A100, and B200, and the residual value curves derived from them. Seventeen series in total, growing as new indices launch.

  • Yes. The flagship series publish on Bloomberg under SDH100RT, SDA100RT, SDB200RT, and SDLLMTK, and the dataset carries the same daily values with full history — plus the series that are portal-only, such as the hyperscaler segments and MI300X.

  • From real rental term-structure data across 1-month to 36-month tenors, with forward rates derived using established no-arbitrage pricing methodology and recalculated every business day. The residual value curves apply a discounted cash flow over those forwards, utilization, and operating costs.

  • Full history for every series, back to each index's launch date. History ships in the same files and API responses as the live values, so backtests and live monitoring run off one source.

  • Settlement reference and redistribution are licensed separately from data access — the subscription covers internal use. Talk to sales if you intend to reference an index in a financial product, and the licensing terms will be scoped alongside the data.

  • The GPU Pricing Dataset is the raw input: instance-level and country-level rental records. The Index & Curve Datasets are the published outputs computed from those records — one number per series per day. Quant teams often take both, using the indices for signals and the raw records for depth.

Related: GPU Pricing Dataset · GPU Rental Price Indices · GPU Forward Curve · GPU Residual Value · Pricing

Put the index family to work.

From one series to the whole catalog — access is scoped with our team and priced with your plan.