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Announcing ComputeConnect, the financial industry’s first exchange-for-physical (EFP) network for compute, coming soon from Architect and Compute Desk. ComputeConnect links US exchange-traded compute futures to compute capacity delivery. Exchange-listed cash-settled compute futures are entering US markets to correct course on the current AI economy, reorienting debt to long-term growth:...

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Brett Harrison2 months ago

If you’re a neocloud, compute marketplace, datacenter operator, or compute capacity provider, learn more about the ComputeConnect network and join our compute provider list: .

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Brett Harrison2 months ago

Read more about ComputeConnect in our press release:

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Paul Marino2 months ago

@AgustinLebron3 @ComputeDesk Congrats. Needed innovation. A forward curve for depreciation would be very helpful.

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davidlee2 months ago

@ComputeDesk Congratulations. Amazing founder-market fit!

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Creads2 months ago

@ComputeDesk incredible product innovation at exactly the right time @BrettHarrison @Architect_Fi

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santi2 months ago

@ComputeDesk Cool

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MoonRunner2 months ago

@ComputeDesk great move, congrats

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Hunter Horsley2 months ago

@ComputeDesk 🔥

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David Dorr2 months ago

@ComputeDesk Cool idea

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Patrick Rooney2 months ago

@ComputeDesk 👀

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ANGELA @1925092012 months ago

@ComputeDesk Congratulations Brother 🙏🏻💐

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gemeine holly2 months ago

@ComputeDesk This will be great! Look forward to this. We were discussing this idea last sunday only.

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Vynaider 🎒🦇2 months ago

@ComputeDesk The GPU world needs the solution that Architect provides Brett and the team are creating the future market for GPUs right now🙌👏

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Creads2 months ago

@ComputeDesk boom! let’s go!!! @BrettHarrison @Architect_Fi

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Jameson2 months ago

@ComputeDesk 🔥

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Kyle Hart2 months ago

@ComputeDesk 🔥

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Katherine Kirkpatrick Bos2 months ago

@ComputeDesk 👏👏👏

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Shah2 months ago

@ComputeDesk I swear it was the most interesting thing I read today

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Sirtoshi ₿ 🐂2 months ago

@ComputeDesk nice nice

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Habibk.HK 🍌2 months ago

@ComputeDesk ComputeConnect could bring much-needed transparency and structure to the compute market. A meaningful step for AI infrastructure.

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Jason傑森 🇭🇰 | 🛠️2 months ago

@ComputeDesk 看着像是在使劲推动共识

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小黄瓜🥒|广告位招租2 months ago

@Ishanee @ComputeDesk 又是新概念么

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Crypto Briefing2 months ago

@ComputeDesk

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jamie wang2 months ago

@ComputeDesk 算力 EFP 把金融定价接到物理交付 关键是 basis 和结算路径 否则期货只是另一个纸面 beta

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