AI & Compute
Supported workloads, coordinated across compatible machines.
AI inference, model training, rendering, simulation, CPU processing and approved containers.
Explore computing services →SolarCompute is an Australian technology company connecting renewable energy, battery storage and distributed computing infrastructure.
Our platform supports AI and computing workloads today, while website, server and application hosting remain in development.
SolarCompute brings together compatible machines, suitable renewable-powered locations and software that coordinates computing workloads.
We are building an alternative approach to infrastructure growth: distributed by design, with defined hardware standards and centrally managed workload compatibility.
Computing services are operational; infrastructure hosting is a planned expansion.
Supported workloads, coordinated across compatible machines.
AI inference, model training, rendering, simulation, CPU processing and approved containers.
Explore computing services →Extending the network beyond compute workloads.
Planned services include WordPress websites, domains and DNS, virtual servers and application hosting.
Explore hosting plans →SolarCompute manages the connection between approved resources and supported work.
Suitable locations use solar generation and battery-backed energy where available.
Approved machines report their exact hardware capabilities to the network.
The platform allocates approved workloads to compatible available resources.
Users submit work and receive completed results through the platform.
SolarCompute develops the platform and operates company-controlled infrastructure, while its distributed model also supports approved hosts with compatible hardware.
Hardware eligibility and approved workloads are centrally governed to support consistent operation.
Explore host participation →Build the software, hardware standards and operating framework.
Connect approved hosts and eligible machine configurations.
Coordinate supported workloads and platform services.
Grow capacity and future infrastructure services responsibly.
Users can access supported workloads without operating their own infrastructure. Hosts can explore opportunities to connect compatible machines. Future hosting customers can follow development of website and server services.
Current work includes workload access, machine connectivity, capability matching and platform visibility. Expansion priorities include host onboarding, reliability, additional renewable-powered capacity and future hosting services.
Read our roadmap →Our long-term ambition is to expand from an Australian computing platform into a broader infrastructure network, as technical, operational and commercial capabilities develop.