Why We Rescue GPUs
Every year, enterprises shred servers with years of productive life left in them. Here's why we built a company around catching them first, and why the economics work better than you'd think.
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Notes From the Fleet
Sustainability, certification, and what we're learning building the circular GPU cloud.
Inside Our Certification Lab: What 72 Hours of Burn-In Looks Like
A second-life GPU doesn't earn a spot in the fleet by existing. It earns it by surviving three days of deliberate abuse. Here's the gauntlet every card runs before a customer ever touches it.
Read more →Fleet Expansion Update: Summer 2026
We're fully subscribed, the waitlist is growing, and the next tranche of decommissioned hardware is on its way to the lab. A look at where capacity is headed this summer.
Read more →2025 Year in Review: From Pallets to Production
In March we were two people and an empty industrial unit. Closing out December, there's a fleet running customer workloads on silicon that was scheduled for a shredder. Our first year, honestly told.
Read more →Choosing Houston: Why We Put the Fleet in Texas
Everyone assumes Northern Virginia. We chose Houston: logistics, power that keeps getting greener, and proximity to the datacenters whose refresh cycles feed our supply.
Read more →Do Second-Life GPUs Actually Keep Up?
The first question every skeptical engineer asks. How we benchmark rescued cards against factory-fresh reference hardware, and what the physics of silicon aging actually says.
Read more →What We Learned Certifying Our First 100 GPUs
Pass rates held up, the failures were patient ones, and the real enemy turned out to be dust. Notes from our first hundred certifications, in the spirit of building in the open.
Read more →The Carbon Bill Arrives Before the First Token
Most of a GPU's climate impact happens before it's ever powered on. That changes the math on second-life hardware, and it's why reuse beats recycling every time.
Read more →Hello, World: Why We're Building HygeiaCloud
Every company starts with an itch. Ours started in a decommissioning bay, watching a forklift carry perfectly good GPU servers toward a shredding contract. The founding post.
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