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SolarCompute / Partnership opportunities
Build the future of distributed computing.
SolarCompute operates a distributed compute network and is inviting conversations with people and organisations who can help expand its infrastructure, renewable-energy integration and real-world applications.
Live networkOperational distributed compute infrastructure
Alpha applicationsDeployed applications undergoing testing
Open to collaborationInfrastructure, research and commercial discussions
Where we can work together
Partnerships built around real infrastructure.
From individual machine hosts to larger organisations, there are several ways to explore participation. Opportunities are assessed for technical fit, operational readiness and mutual value.
Energy
Renewable-energy sites
Discuss solar-backed locations, energy management and ways to connect compute operations with renewable generation.
Technology
Hardware and suppliers
Collaborate on machine configurations, component supply, infrastructure design and hardware integration.
Platform
Software and workloads
Explore integrations, workload types, applications and the technical systems supporting distributed execution.
Research
Universities and research
Investigate research projects involving distributed systems, energy efficiency, compute scheduling and practical validation.
Growth
Strategic collaboration
Discuss commercial opportunities, industry use cases, distribution and future network expansion.
Operational foundation
A platform to build on.
SolarCompute has progressed beyond a concept-only project. Connected machines, workload execution, network management and deployed applications provide a practical foundation for ongoing testing and development.
Partnership proposals can be evaluated against existing infrastructure while recognising that application testing, platform refinement and broader commercial scaling remain in progress.
Areas of collaboration
From pilot to scale
Potential engagements may begin with technical discussions, controlled trials, hardware evaluation or a defined pilot. Broader commitments depend on feasibility, agreed terms and appropriate due diligence.
Partnership process
Four steps to explore an opportunity.
01
Connect
Introduce your organisation, capabilities and partnership interests.
02
Explore
Identify where your objectives and SolarCompute's network may align.
03
Evaluate
Review technical, energy, commercial and operational considerations.
04
Develop
Agree on an appropriate next step, such as a pilot or further planning.
Who we want to hear from
Different expertise. Shared opportunity.
We welcome discussions with machine owners, solar and energy businesses, technology providers, universities, infrastructure operators, industry groups and organisations with a relevant compute use case.
An expression of interest does not constitute an offer, appointment, commercial agreement or guarantee of network participation.
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What to include
Tell us about your organisation, location or operating region, relevant technology or facilities, and the collaboration you have in mind. We can then assess the most useful next conversation.
Start a conversation
Let's explore what we can build together.
Whether you're considering a hosting site, technology integration, research initiative or commercial partnership, we'd welcome a clear introduction.
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