TREE NEWS reports: Oracle’s earnings disclosed that all renewed GPU compute capacity was resold at prices 20% above prior contracts, with most of the equipment already in use for over four years. The analyst said this rebuts Michael Burry’s argument that GPUs depreciate rapidly and is bullish for Nebius, IREN, Nvidia and the Neocloud compute sector.
Oracle Resells Renewed GPU Capacity at 20% Higher Prices, Analyst Says
The resale premium on four-year-old GPUs challenges the depreciation thesis that has weighed on compute-heavy names, suggesting useful economic life in AI hardware may extend well beyond standard accounting schedules. That distinction matters for operators whose models hinge on residual value, and for the broader neocloud sector where financing costs track perceived asset durability. The open question is whether this pricing holds as a single earnings disclosure or reflects genuine scarcity — one contract cycle does not settle a depreciation debate.
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