Green ComputeCheap, clean inference,
built by operators.
Green Compute is Bittensor subnet 110 — an inference marketplace where only verifiably green compute gets paid. We bring enterprise customers on one side, paying in ordinary money for real inference workloads. On the other side we bring the miners: UK farms running biogas-powered 4090s and 5090s, plus any operator in the world whose power is clean and whose hardware is where they say it is.
Built by the people who sell enterprise compute for a living.
The operating team runs Easy Compute, a UK GPU infrastructure business that has spent years selling bare metal, on-prem, and workload-specific systems to enterprise. Enterprise is our market. We arrive with the procurement relationships, the scar tissue, and a clear view of what a real cluster looks like in production.
Founder of Easy Compute. Years of selling GPU compute to enterprise.
CIO of DSV. CEO of Astrid Intelligence.
CEO of DSV. Executive Chair of Astrid.
Two cards, not twelve.
We are opinionated about what a modern inference fleet should look like. Two cards, not twelve. Identical environments across every instance. Power drawn from methane that would otherwise be vented into the atmosphere. Cheap tokens that also happen to be clean. That's the business.
The hardware serving your inference sits on working UK farms that already produce electricity from on-farm biogas. Those farms run as miners on the subnet. We introduce them to Bittensor, help them come online, and route enterprise demand their way. Methane stops getting vented. Farmers earn. Your inference gets cheaper.
Three reasons, plainly.
Bittensor pays miners to do real work and pays validators to judge it well. Nobody inside Green Compute controls who gets paid. If a solar miner in another country outperforms us, they win the traffic. That keeps us honest and keeps us sharp.
A normal SaaS has to source every host and sign every contract. A subnet publishes its incentive mechanism. Anyone who can meet the green-verification bar adds capacity overnight — a faster way to grow a clean-compute network than we could build alone.
Enterprise customers paying by the token is not a speculative revenue stream. Green Compute inherits the Easy Compute book: relationships, procurement know-how, and credibility to pull in contracts at the size that moves a subnet's numbers.
Real revenue. Locked back into 110.
Subnet 110 only works if the miners get paid well enough to stay. Miners are rational — they allocate their GPUs to whichever subnet rewards them best, and “best” in practice means what the alpha is worth.
So we're putting our money where the subnet is. Green Compute will commit a portion of all inference revenue to buying back and locking subnet 110 alpha. Real enterprise money flows into the business; a portion converts into open-market alpha purchases and locks.
This ties the subnet's token economy directly to its real economy. Every token of inference we sell becomes buy-pressure on alpha. Miners earn a token with revenue-backed demand behind it, so their GPUs stay pointed at 110 instead of chasing the next flavour-of-the-month subnet. Stakers share in the same flow.
Three ways in.
Buy inference. Supply compute. Stake on 110.