SF Compute explains how physical settlement makes GPU markets work
AIEvan Conrad, CEO of SF Compute, says the company has built the operating capacity of a cloud so buyers receive usable compute rather than a cash payment against an index. He says about 5% of total capacity now trades on its order book, and that the order book matches orders with constraints such as interruptibility, GPU generation and networking.
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The interview explains why GPU markets need physical settlement, how order books handle heterogeneous compute, and the operational work a cloud requires.
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Original title: The Programmable Data Center — Evan Conrad, SF Compute