Spot Instance prices have fluctuated significantly across major cloud providers, with Azure experiencing a 108% surge, AWS seeing a 21% rise, and GCP witnessing a nearly 26% decrease in spot VM prices. The increases in Azure were largely driven by smaller regions, while AWS saw higher price hikes for older or high-performance instance types such as onboard NVMe machines. In contrast, GCP reduced Spot Instance pricing across all regions, making it an attractive option for ephemeral workloads. To mitigate the impact of these changes on cloud spend, it is essential to be flexible in selecting instance types and consider automatic provisioning tools that can swap out Spot Instances as prices fluctuate. By doing so, users can navigate the ever-changing landscape of Spot Instance pricing and save significantly on their cloud spend.