For operators
Alongside GPUs we hold minority positions in operators outside infrastructure entirely. If you run a real business that is not a compute reseller, this page is for you.
How this actually runs
The thesis is simple: hardware is the asset, rental income is the yield. We underwrite each GPU purchase against utilisation we can already forecast, then rack it in a site with a power contract we hold. If raising stopped tomorrow, the cards would keep earning. That is a different bet than funding a cloud bill paid to someone else.
$9.4M has been raised and deployed into inventory. 312 GPUs owned outright across both sites. The close is rolling, not a fictional vintage. Proceeds go to GPUs, colo and power, plus a small research slice part-funded by rental margin. We do not raise to buy market share.
Returns are rental margin minus power, support and research, recycled into the next tray. On-demand, reserved, farm and spot all hit the same cards; reserved and bare metal smooth the floor. Services retainers are a separate P&L so people revenue cannot hide empty racks. Depreciation is modelled before purchase.
Governance is utilisation, inventory, power and the services book on a regular cadence. The public rate card is the one the fleet earns on. Applicable local law. Twenty-one people. Minority positions in operators outside infrastructure sit in a separate sleeve - if what you actually need is GPUs or a retainer, that is Rentals or Services, not this page.
Minority capital, not a take-over
Operators with revenue, not a pitch that needs our GPUs to exist. We already have a compute business.
Diversify beyond hardware depreciation. Stay close to businesses that might one day rent or retain.
Minority. Governance light. Introductions through investor relations, not a cold form labelled ‘apply’.