Become A Host
Hosts help support the SolarCompute network by contributing approved infrastructure capable of running workloads.
What is a host?
A host is an individual, business, organisation, or site that provides infrastructure capable of participating in the SolarCompute network.
Hosting may involve compute hardware, networking, facilities, renewable energy infrastructure, battery storage systems, or other approved resources.
Examples of hosts
- Home lab operators
- GPU owners
- Businesses with spare infrastructure
- Renewable energy sites
- Educational institutions
- Research organisations
How participation may work
Apply
Express interest in participating as a SolarCompute host.
Review
Infrastructure suitability and participation requirements are assessed.
Connect
Approved infrastructure can be prepared for network participation.
Participate
Infrastructure may become available for approved workload execution.
Infrastructure considerations
Participation requirements will vary depending on the type of infrastructure being contributed.
Network connectivity, system reliability, operational controls, security requirements, and workload compatibility may all be considered.
Potential contribution types
- GPU systems
- CPU systems
- Storage infrastructure
- Renewable energy systems
- Battery storage systems
- Supporting facilities
Expression of interest
Infrastructure participation opportunities will evolve as the network continues to develop.
If you are interested in contributing infrastructure, SolarCompute welcomes early discussions regarding potential participation.