Gerald Spenser

Compute has an expiration problem An unused GPU-hour can't be stored for tomorrow. Once that hour passes, the capacity is gone But access to compute can be standardized, priced, and traded before it's consumed. That's what we're building at RAX Finance Making compute fungible and tradable.

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A GPU doesn't generate revenue just because it's powerful It generates revenue when someone needs its compute. That distinction matters a lot more than people think.

You can buy a barrel of oil without knowing which well it came from. But renting GPU compute still means choosing a provider, region, hardware configuration, and contract. That's the difference between buying a commodity and negotiating a service. AI compute is ready for a better market structure. And that's exactly what RAX Finance is building. rax.finance

643 AI data center campuses. Across 55 countries. That's the infrastructure footprint captured in one recent industry census. And every new location brings its own energy costs, capacity constraints, and compute economics. AI may be global, but the cost of powering it isn't universal.