GPU & Datacenter Deal Advisory
You are about to put capital into a GPU deal you cannot technically evaluate.
A GPU cluster or datacenter deal reads like a spreadsheet and a contract. Underneath it is a bill of materials, a set of financing assumptions, and an acceptance test that decides whether you actually get what you paid for. If you do not have a technical bench of your own, you find out which one you signed after the money moves.
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Capital at risk, no technical bench
This is for the principal who is about to sign, finance, or build something involving GPUs, and for their advisors: investors, lawyers, family offices, corp dev teams, and first-time neocloud or datacenter operators. If you are moving money on compute you cannot technically assess yourself, this is for you.
What You Get
Where a non-technical buyer gets taken
✓ Bill of materials and economics review
We read the BOM and the pricing model line by line and tell you what is standard, what is padded, and what is missing.
✓ Dollars-per-GPU-hour and financing assumptions
The headline rate depends on depreciation schedule, residual value, and cost of capital. We pressure-test those assumptions before you sign off on the number.
✓ Contract and acceptance-test clause review
We check that final payment is tied to a measured, public-formula number, not to an installation date or a vendor photo of blinking lights.
✓ Delivery timeline and exitability
We sanity-check whether the delivery schedule is realistic and whether the deal gives you a real way out if your plans change.
✓ A technical seat at the table
We sit in on the technical calls with you, so you are not the only non-technical person in the room across from the vendor or the operator.
The Work, Public
We publish the arithmetic
We do not ask you to take our word for it. Here is a worked example of the kind of analysis we bring to a deal, built from public specs and public pricing.
What does it actually cost to run a GPU cluster?More at the AdaNomad blog.
Before you sign, get a technical read on the deal.
Book a call with Jason Sun to walk through where your deal stands and what a technical review would look like.
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