NVIDIA Tesla V100 Gains Popularity and a $200 Price Premium

NVIDIA’s Tesla V100 is drawing renewed interest as demand for AI hardware grows, according to Wccftech. The report says the GPU has become an option for people who want to run AI models locally without paying for more expensive high-end cards.

The V100 has 32GB of HBM2 memory and is available in PCIe and SXM2 versions. Wccftech reports that buyers are now paying a $200 premium for the card. The source describes the V100 as a 9-year-old GPU.

The report links the renewed interest to the limited availability of NVIDIA’s RTX 5090 and the high price of the RTX 6000 PRO, which it says can put that model beyond the reach of many buyers. It does not specify the V100’s current price or provide sales figures.