A July 16 spot quote put 16 new high-end compute servers at 14.5 million yuan each with a three-year warranty, up from just over 7 million yuan two months ago and marking a fresh high.
The surge reflects a widening supply-demand gap in top-tier AI computing, with market participants saying incoming units are snapped up within a week and tightness showing no near-term sign of easing.
Domestic 910B2 supply remains mismatched rather than outright scarce: one buyer sought a one-year lease for 50 same-cluster units, while a carrier said only about 20 could be firmly secured and the rest might need internal reallocation.
Mid-tier capacity looks far looser, with Fujian 8-card RTX 4090 servers offered at 7,500 yuan a month within a broader 6,800-7,600 yuan range and described as amply supplied.
Supporting components are moving the other way: server DDR5 memory is in oversupply, helping cap system costs even as GPU-led high-end server prices keep climbing.