Compute is becoming
a financial market.

Tensors is building the market to buy, sell, and finance AI compute. Connecting the capacity available today with the capital and demand that will shape tomorrow’s supply.

Capacity todaySupply tomorrow
A painterly woodland creek with sunlit leaves, mossy stones, and clear water.

An economy built on compute.
A market to match.

AI’s ambitions are becoming physical infrastructure. McKinsey estimates global data-center spending could reach $7 trillion through 2030. SpaceX’s IPO materials estimate a $2.4 trillion annual AI infrastructure market in 2030.

Investment on this scale needs a market that connects capital to capacity—and capacity to the people who can put it to work.

Compute should move
with demand.

A team’s workload changes. A provider has capacity to spare. A developer needs demand it can build against. A common market gives each of them more ways to act.

Buyers can seek a new home for unused commitments. Providers can source qualifying capacity from other operators. Trading firms can connect different schedules by quoting prices and holding capacity between transactions.

Tensors is bringing these decisions into a provider-neutral market, with clear contracts connecting compute available now to supply years ahead.

Explore how the market connects

From available capacity
to an active market.

Offer, trade, and deliver.
A common foundation for existing and future supply.

  1. An operator has compute available today. A developer is planning supply for tomorrow. Both have capacity the market can put to work.

  2. A provider offers part of its supply. A buyer offers an unused allocation for resale. Each defines how much capacity is available and when.

  3. Performance, location, delivery period, and service levels define the commitment. Clear payment and transfer terms give the next holder a position it can understand.

  4. A buyer changes its plans. A provider needs qualifying supply. A trading firm carries capacity between buyers. Transferable contracts let different needs meet.

  5. Visible prices help buyers compare when and where to run a workload. Providers see where supply is valued, and developers gain a signal for what to build next.

  6. The holder receives the agreed compute. Where the contract allows, a provider can source qualifying capacity from another operator. Settlement connects a financial commitment to useful compute.

Compute capacityIllustrative mechanism
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SupplyUse

Existing capacity and future supply

Liquidity changes
what gets built.

A path to resale gives buyers more reason to commit ahead. Demand from many buyers can become a forward book that helps finance new infrastructure. Today’s market helps create tomorrow’s supply.

See how demand becomes infrastructure

Today’s decisions.
Tomorrow’s capacity.

Forward prices give future supply a place in today’s decisions. One view into a market spanning capacity, location, and time.

Forward capacity Illustrative

Prices in USD per normalized compute-hour

Illustrative US East forward compute capacity, prices in US dollars per normalized compute-hour
DeliveryCompute classForward priceSelection
Performance A$3.20
Performance A$3.10
Performance A$3.00
Performance A$2.92
Forward curveUSD / compute-hour
Q1Q2Q3Q4
Q3 2029 · US East$3.00
Performance A and the normalized compute-hour are illustrative specifications. All contracts shown assume physical delivery.
Illustrative market design. Not live quotes or an offer to trade.Explore the market

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