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NVIDIA releases Blackwell cost details: GPUs are twice as expensive, and each token is 35 times cheaper in return
The blog uses DeepSeek-R1 (MoE inference model) as the test subject, comparing Blackwell (GB300 NVL72) with the previous Hopper (HGX H200). Based on cloud market rental reference prices, Blackwell costs $2.65 per GPU per hour, nearly double Hopper's $1.41, but the token output per GPU per second jumps from 90 to 6,000. The 65-fold throughput increase spreads out, reducing the cost per million tokens from $4.20 to $0.12. The token output per megawatt increases by 50 times.
Preconditions to note: the $0.12 figure is based on all software optimizations being enabled, including FP4 low-precision inference and MTP (multi-token prediction, allowing the model to generate multiple tokens at once to speed up). SemiAnalysis InferenceX v2 raw data shows that running DeepSeek-R1 on GB300 NVL72 without MTP costs about $2.35 per million tokens; with MTP enabled, it drops to about $0.11, a 21-fold difference just from this optimization. All figures are from tests of the DeepSeek-R1 single model; different model architectures and scales will produce different numbers.