In the south, Samsung Electronics (07747) has doubled its long position with a mid-day increase of over 3%, rising 1.85% to HK$89, with a turnover of HK$247 million. On the news front, according to data from SemiAnalysis, the price of H100 one-year GPU leasing contracts has surged from a low of $1.70 per GPU per hour in October 2025 to $2.35 per GPU per hour in March 2026, an increase of nearly 40%. JP Morgan's research report pointed out that the prices of the three major GPU leasing levels have all increased in March, with a monthly increase of 23.5% for B200, and the price ratio between B200 and H100 has also risen. The overall increase in GPU leasing prices reflects the strong demand for high-performance computing power in the market. Open-source Securities previously stated that according to industry monitoring, the surge in AI computing power demand at the beginning of 2026 has led the computing power leasing market into a price increase cycle. The proliferation of AI applications and the explosion of inference demand with the OpenClaw framework, coupled with limited production capacity from Nvidia, rising hardware costs, and a gap in domestic alternatives, have driven the market into a "seller's market," indicating that the increase in computing power leasing prices may continue and investors must pay attention to AI cloud IAAS investment opportunities.