Core Compute
Daniel · Own a real H100 or H200 from a live 500-GPU data center and earn its rental income from Physical AI teams.
Core Compute
Daniel · Own a real H100 or H200 from a live 500-GPU data center and earn its rental income from Physical AI teams.
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Own a real H100 or H200 from a live 500-GPU data center and earn its rental income from Physical AI teams. Robotics and Physical AI teams need dedicated GPUs running for days or weeks at a time, not spot instances that get pulled mid-training. They retrain all the time, so the need is daily. Today most of them wait for capacity on AWS or Google Cloud, or lock into expensive reserved contracts with GPU clouds. We already serve this from our 500-GPU site in Kazakhstan, for robotics startups and the Kazakhstan government. The second problem: people who want to own real AI infrastructure can only buy po
How it works
Each GPU in our live 500-GPU data center is an on-chain asset. You buy a specific machine (USDG, ETH, or $COMPUTE at 20% off, with a $500 $COMPUTE stake), and robotics teams rent it by the hour. About 45% of that rental income goes to you, and the GPU's utilization is published on-chain so you can check it. Sales fund growth from 500 to 2,000 GPUs.
Unique value of the product
io.net and Aethir run networks of GPUs owned by other operators. Holders get exposure to the whole network, not one machine. CoreWeave and Lambda own their hardware, but nobody outside can own any of it. AWS and Google Cloud are the default, but they are expensive and capacity is rationed. We own and operate our own facility: 500 GPUs live, 87% utilization, paying customers including a government, and a team on site 24/7 since 2023. An owner ho…
Funding utilization
Funds raised go into growing the fleet and getting the on-chain ownership layer live: • 60%: GPU fleet expansion. Buying new H100 and H200 units, the first step from 500 toward our 2,000-GPU target. At current prices, every ~$27,500 adds one H100 that starts renting to robotics teams. • 12%: Smart contracts and third-party audit. Ownership, staking and yield-streaming contracts, audited before mainnet, with the reports published. • 8%: Legal and
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How trading works
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Team
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Founder
, CEO: Started Core Compute in 2023 doing AI model development, then moved the company fully into GPU compute for robotics. Built the 500-GPU Kazakhstan facility bootstrapped, with no outside raise, and signed the Kazakhstan government as a client for local AI development. Before Core Compute: [previous company / role]. LinkedIn: [link] Korian, technical co-founder: Runs data center operations and the engineering team. Before Core Compute: