For infrastructure and investment teams
Compare compute costs, examine a site’s power plan, and take the open questions into your investment review.
AI specialist review
Example review · Fictional site and inputs
Northern Virginia · Phase one
Power Delivery
Each AI specialist answers one question, cites its sources, and states what it cannot establish. When a finding belongs to another specialist, it suggests who should continue. Your team decides.
What blocks power delivery for this site and phase?
Separates requested, contracted, and energized megawatts before saying anything about dates.
Which facility constraint limits the planned workload?
Checks power, cooling, and reliability against the planned workload, and asks for dated measurements before suggesting a change.
Which PPA terms and policy exposures need review before signing?
Works through delivery point, basis, counterparty, and certificate terms, and keeps contract facts apart from interpretation.
Which supply dependencies need a contingency before procurement?
Follows each GPU order from supplier to destination and marks where a restriction or dependency could stop it.
Are these compute offers comparable on the same cost basis?
Puts every offer on the same unit, term, and region before comparing, and lists the quote terms still missing.
Which unresolved assumptions could change the investment decision?
Argues the other side: finds the contrary evidence and the assumptions that would change the decision.
Wyatt, Mason, Fern, Lane, Penny, and Graham are AI specialists, not people. A recommendation to commit capital, sign a contract, change a hedge or production operations, or contact a counterparty waits for a named approver on your team.
How the specialists work →Review GPU pricing and the sources, coverage, and assumptions behind it.
Explore the Compute Index →Review the service plan, surface missing evidence, and identify site constraints.
Explore power diligence →Bring selected findings and open questions into a brief for your team.
Explore decision briefs →Working through an assumption? Try the free calculators.
Bring a site, a compute proposal, or a power question. In a 30-minute session, we’ll walk through the relevant workflow and identify the information needed next.