Own the GPUs. We rent out the compute.
You own the rigs. We host them in our Georgia facility and their compute rents to AI workloads around the clock. You keep the upside, power stays locked at our cost, and we run the building. The same room that hashes Bitcoin sells GPU time.
What AI GPU hosting is
You own the GPU rigs. Ship your own, or buy through us at a flat 7% over cost. We rack them, power them, cool them, and monitor them 24/7. Their compute rents out to AI workloads day and night on marketplaces where people pay by the hour for GPU time. You keep the upside. We never touch your payout.
- You own the hardware, physically and legally
- We host, power, and cool it in Georgia
- Compute rents to AI workloads 24/7, you keep the revenue
- Air-cooled today, liquid-ready for what is next
How the income works
Your GPUs list on marketplaces like Vast.ai and RunPod, where people rent GPU time by the hour. Hosted GPUs rent out around 80% of the time on average. If you are bullish on AI staying relevant over the next few years, expect closer to 100%. Rental rates move with AI demand. Here is roughly what each card rents for per hour.
- RTX 3090
- $0.20 to $0.30 / hr
- RTX 4090
- $0.35 / hr
- A100
- $1.20 / hr
- H100
- $2.40 / hr
- H200
- $3.40 / hr
Why the margins are strong
Power is the one cost that eats mining margins. For GPU rental it barely registers. Your power is locked at our cost, about $0.050/kWh, and that is a tiny slice of what a card brings in renting by the hour. The rest is yours.
- Power locked at $0.050/kWh, our cost
- That cost is a small fraction of GPU rental revenue
- You keep the upside when rates climb with demand
Two streams, one roof
The same facility hosts GPU compute for AI workloads right alongside the Bitcoin miners. Two uncorrelated revenue streams. When mining tightens, compute carries. When compute softens, the miners keep hashing. Diversification is built in from day one, not bolted on later.
- Bitcoin ASICs and AI GPUs share the same building
- Two revenue streams that do not rise and fall together
- Run one, run both, scale either at any time
The same tax write-off
GPU hosting carries the same tax advantage as the miners. The GPU rigs and the power that runs them are deductible against your income, even income from a job or another business. Illustrative net return is about 30% in the first year. This is not tax advice.
- Deductible
- GPU rigs and their power
- Offsets
- Job or business income
- Illustrative net return
- ~30% first year
- Capacity now
- ~50 GPU rigs, Georgia