Pricing for short-duration capacity agreements
Company: Nebius
The claim, verbatim
Customers with immediate computing needs are willing to pay premiums of roughly $40-$50 million per megawatt
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Will Nebius Group's Mega AI Deals Power Its 2027 Growth Story? - Yahoo Finance (-, news_article)
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Quote: “customers with immediate high-value computing needs are willing to pay premiums of roughly $40-$50 million per megawatt and, in some cases, even more”
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confirms Will Nebius Group's Mega AI Deals Power Its 2027 Growth Story? - Yahoo Finance
Quote: “customers with immediate high-value computing needs are willing to pay premiums of roughly $40-$50 million per megawatt and, in some cases, even more”