Pasadena startup turns graphic processing units into high-yield digital assets for investors
Pasadena-based Compute Labs is capitalizing on the AI boom by offering tokenized GPU investments. By purchasing GPUs and leasing them to data centers, the startup converts capital expenditures into operating expenses while paying investors through tradeable digital tokens. After raising $3 million in a pre-seed round and launching its first $1 million GPU-backed project, the company plans a $10 million follow-up and has $100 million in GPUs ready. Founder Albert Zhang, inspired by AI and financial trends, sees GPU infrastructure as a high-yield, untapped asset class. Regulatory clarity from the Genius Act and potential SPAC plans could accelerate growth.
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