Compute Labs has focused on AI data power-powered industrial-grade GPUs on tokens containing fractionalized yields, and has collaborated with enterprise AI cloud company Nexgen Cloud to begin sharing ownership of its $1 million “public safe.”
The power and profitability of AI infrastructure is largely centralized and is generally limited to hyperschools such as AWS and large venture support companies. However, Compute Labs is trying to directly access to token holders the revenue potential of enterprise hardware, such as NVIDIA H200 GPUs.
“For investors, this pilot [project] Computute Labs in a press release represents the first opportunity to directly acquire Stablecoin yields from Live AI Compute without managing hardware or relying on overvalued public equity.
With customers accessing AI computing power and raising $45 million in April, Europe's Nexgen will handle the initial loan through investment ARM Infrahub Compute.
How it works
According to a press release, the funds raised will be used by Infrahub to purchase GPUs.
The first “Vault” has already raised $1 million from investors. The first safe features the finest NVIDIA GPUs currently used for “AI Training and Inference.” Companies expect to receive more than 30% annual yields at USDC under active enterprise GPU rental agreements.
Nikolay Filichkin, Chief Business Officer at Compute Labs, talks with the type of data center operator that has additional floor space and is about to add additional capacity. The data center, equivalent to “Mama and Pop Shop,” said in an interview with Coindesk.
“If a data center uses an investor-owned GPU, Compute Labs manages it through its protocol and balance sheet and leases the GPU to the data center,” Filichkin said in an interview. “Net revenue, including hosting and energy costs, goes back to investors who own slices of GPU processing power.”
Companies can tokenize and split these GPUs within the vault and provide them to individual investors in increments of hundreds of dollars. NFTs are also used to distinguish between different types of tokenized GPU hardware investments.
Compute Labs is supported by Protocol Labs, OKX Ventures, CMS Holdings, Amber Group and more. The company operates with a 10% pricing structure across tokenization, asset management and performance yields.
“This model streamlines the AI market by assigning specific, tradable value to each GPU cycle and removing investor speculation, and directly linking demand, demand and prices,” said Youlian Tzanev, co-founder and chief strategy officer, Nexgen Cloud.
