Behind the rapid growth of artificial intelligence lies an enormous demand for computing power. At the heart of the infrastructure supplying that power are specialised computer chips known as graphics processing units, or GPUs, which are used to train and run AI models.
The cost of accessing that processing power has become significant enough that demand is emerging for something familiar to commodities markets: a derivatives market that allows buyers and sellers to manage the risk of future price changes.
The basic idea is to create a futures contract whose value is tied to the cost of renting computing capacity.
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