Own US-based AI infrastructure

Buy an NVIDIA-powered GPU server you own. We host it in our Eugene, Oregon data center, run it 24/7, and route AI workloads to it: put it to work from day one, and what you make is paid out in cash.

How rent-to-own works

  1. Buy the machine. Configure an NVIDIA-powered GPU server you own, with 30% down at 8% interest.
  2. We host it. Racked in our Oregon facility: 24/7 power, cooling, and on-site engineering.
  3. Put it to work from day one. We route AI traffic to it: 30% of what it earns is paid to you in cash, and our 70% share retires the balance. Once paid off, the split flips and you keep 70%.

You stay in control: run your own workloads, toggle the machine on or off, and set the hours the network can use it. Monetizing is an option, not an obligation.

Earnings depend on marketplace demand: projections, not guarantees.

Machines

Own it, don't rent it

Cloud rent is a metered bill that never ends. A machine you own has no monthly bill, stays yours, and earns whenever you make it available.

There's a tax difference too: cloud rent is 100% expense, forever. A machine you own is a depreciable business asset. How that applies to you depends on your situation; consult your tax advisor.

Your models run on hardware you own in a US facility you can name: weights, keys, and data never leave machines you control. Hand-built GPU clusters, US-assembled by Andromeda, with N+1 redundant power. Hosted GPUs for Stanford Blockchain, Penn Blockchain, NYU, and Dartmouth Blockchain.

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28,000 sq ft in Eugene, Oregon

Your machine is built by hand on this floor and racked a few metres away. One building: assembly, burn-in, and the racks it runs in — on a grid that is roughly 90% carbon-free.

The facility

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28,000 square feetBuild floor, burn-in benches and racks under one roof in Eugene.
~90% carbon-free gridOregon's hydro-heavy grid, which is why the machines live here.
N+1 redundant powerPower and cooling sized so a single failure is not an outage.
24/7 on-site engineeringPeople in the building, not a ticket queue in another timezone.

Built here, then racked here

Built here, by hand

Parts land in Eugene and your machine is assembled on the floor in the photos above — not drop-shipped from a contract manufacturer. Typical lead time is 6–8 weeks from order.

QC and a 48-hour burn-in

Every build is stress-tested before it is racked. That, plus the warranty reserve, is what the single 5% Build & AI-Guarantee fee on your quote pays for.

Racked, and yours

The machine moves a few metres from the bench to the rack. You own it outright; we operate it. Have it shipped to you whenever you want it instead.

What Managed Hosting covers

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