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Notes on compute economics.
Pricing mechanics, infrastructure strategy, and honest answers — written for the people who sign the compute bills. No jargon, and no pricing mystique.
01Unit economics · 4 min read
Your GPU bill is part of your product economics
Inference compute isn’t overhead — it’s cost of goods sold. Once you see it that way, everything about how you buy GPUs changes.
SEP 30, 2026
02Infrastructure strategy · 4 min read
Baseload vs burst: the 80/20 of GPU infrastructure
Most of your GPU fleet is doing something predictable. Price it accordingly — and keep the cloud for everything else.
SEP 23, 2026
03Pricing, explained · 5 min read
What ‘qualifying deployments’ actually means
A plain-English explainer of the ~$5/GPU-hour target rate — and the five things that move your real price.
SEP 16, 2026
04Infrastructure strategy · 3 min read
If you run GPUs 24/7, you’re operating infrastructure
On-demand pricing is built for elastic workloads. If nothing about your fleet is elastic, you’re paying the wrong rate.
SEP 09, 2026
05Honest answers · 5 min read
The 1–2 year commitment question, answered honestly
When long-term GPU leasing makes sense, when it doesn’t — and the risks we’d talk you out of signing.
SEP 02, 2026