Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange, is set to introduce a hash power futures market, responding to the growing demand for AI technology pricing. In collaboration with financial infrastructure firm Ornn, ICE plans to develop futures contracts based on Ornn's real-time GPU computing cost indices. These contracts are awaiting regulatory approval. This move follows a similar announcement by CME Group and Silicon Data on May 12, who are also planning to launch a computing power futures market later this year, pending regulatory review. Wall Street's interest in AI infrastructure as a tradable commodity is driving the creation of these markets, offering new tools for price discovery and risk management. ICE's initiative aims to enhance transparency in computing power pricing, contributing to the evolution of AI-related financial markets.