Individuals
Use AI conversations, image generation and supported compute tools.
A network becomes useful when people use it. SolarCompute connects people who need computing capacity with distributed machines capable of doing the work.
SolarCompute is being built for people and organisations with different computing needs — from an individual creating an image to researchers, developers and businesses exploring distributed compute.
Use AI conversations, image generation and supported compute tools.
Test applications, workload concepts and distributed computing workflows.
Explore research, experimentation, simulation and supported training workloads.
Access useful compute capability without necessarily owning all of the infrastructure.
Provide approved machines and infrastructure that help execute network workloads.
Participate with larger machine fleets, sites or specialised computing capacity.
User activity becomes network demand through workloads. SolarCompute is designed to understand the type of work requested and connect it with suitable available computing capacity.
Interactive AI workloads and continuing conversations.
Create images through compatible AI generation workloads.
Submit supported simulation and computational workloads.
Run supported training workloads on compatible network machines.
Use general compute capacity for compatible CPU-based workloads.
Explore new workload types and distributed computing applications.
Compute needs two things: someone who needs work done and a machine capable of doing it. SolarCompute is the network layer that brings those two sides together.
People and organisations create demand by submitting supported AI and compute workloads.
The network determines the workload requirements and identifies suitable available capacity capable of performing the work.
Approved GPU, CPU and other network machines provide the capacity used to execute compatible workloads.
A user request becomes a network workload, is matched with suitable capacity, executed and returned as a result that can become the starting point for more work.
Select a supported AI, image, simulation, training or compute workload.
Provide instructions and any inputs required by the workload.
SolarCompute identifies suitable available network capacity.
An approved machine processes the compatible workload.
The completed output is returned to the user's workspace.
Continue working, build on the result or start another workload.
As public network reporting develops, aggregate activity can provide a transparent view of network adoption without exposing individual users or private workload information.
One workload is a task.
Thousands of workloads become a network.
Network growth can be measured without publishing who individual users are or exposing the private contents of their workloads.
Public network reporting should focus on useful aggregate activity, while personal information, account data and private workload contents remain protected.
Public statistics can represent combined network activity rather than individual behaviour.
Individual account identity should not form part of public network activity reporting.
Private workload content remains separate from public network statistics.
Users create network demand. Hosts provide network capacity. SolarCompute brings them together.