For infrastructure and investment teams
Put GPU offers on one cost basis. Find the utility or permit approval that sets a site’s date. Take the open questions to investment review.
AI specialist review
Illustrative
Northern Virginia · Phase one
Power Delivery
Power Delivery
What blocks power delivery for this site and phase?
Never counts requested or announced megawatts as deliverable capacity.
Meet WyattFacility Readiness
Which permit or facility constraint sets the date for the planned workload?
Does not file permits or stand in for a licensed engineer or land-use counsel.
Meet MasonPower Contracts
Which PPA terms and policy exposures need review before signing?
Does not give legal advice. Separates contract facts from interpretation.
Meet FernGPU Supply
Which supply dependencies need a contingency before procurement?
Has no live fab-capacity data. Quantifies supply impact only with figures from cited sources.
Meet LaneCompute Costs
Are these compute offers comparable on the same cost basis?
States a price only when that exact figure appears in a cited source.
Meet PennyInvestment Diligence
Which unresolved assumptions could change the investment decision?
Has no valuation feed or data-room access. States investment impact in numbers only when the evidence has them.
Meet GrahamWyatt, 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, contact a counterparty, or file with a regulator waits for a named approver on your team.
See GPU-hour prices with the sources, coverage, and method behind each one.
Explore the Compute Index →See which utility and permit approvals are missing, and which one sets the date.
Explore power diligence →Carry selected findings and open questions into one brief for your team.
Explore decision briefs →A site, a compute quote, or a power contract. In 30 minutes, we’ll run it through the matching review and list the evidence you still need.