AI specialist · Compute Costs

Penny puts compute offers on the same cost basis before you compare them.

For compute procurement and finance teams. Puts every offer on the same unit, term, and region before comparing, and lists the quote terms still missing.

Runs inside Compute Desk · Approved organization account required

Penny

Compute Costs · AI specialist

Answers
Are these compute offers comparable on the same cost basis?
Delivers
Cost comparison review with unit normalization requirements, exclusions, and missing quote terms.

Named for what every GPU-hour costs.

How a review with Penny works.

  1. 1

    You bring

    GPU type, region, workload, utilization, contract term, and dated quotes.

    Missing context is named, not filled in

  2. 2

    Penny checks

    Reviews your inputs against cited sources, separates evidence from assumption, and names what is missing.

    Every answer cites evidence or is rejected

  3. 3

    You get

    A saved review with sections for Decision, Comparison basis, Normalization needed, Exclusions and missing quote terms, and What could reverse the result, plus evidence, assumptions, confidence, and suggested handoffs.

    Sources and assumptions shown

  4. 4

    Your team decides

    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.

    Named approver and written reason

Penny in an example review.

A fictional case with general public references. It shows the shape of an answer, not a result for a real site or offer.

GPU capacity proposals

Example review · Fictional offers and inputs

Continued from Lane · GPU Supply

The offers need the same cost and service basis before comparison.

Example input
Eight H100 80 GB GPUs per offer; a 12-month term is requested. No prices are supplied.
Still needed
Region, utilization, network, storage and support terms.
Open question
Which charges and service commitments are included over the full term?

What Penny will not claim.

  • States a price only when that exact figure appears in a cited source.
  • Says whether its cost reasoning uses published Compute Index data.
  • 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.

Bring Penny two compute quotes.

In a 30-minute session, we’ll walk through Penny’s review and identify the information needed next.