The 5-step pipeline, in 90 seconds.
How energy turns into a deployed, financed, offtake-matched cluster — and what SLYD does at every step.
How SLYD works →SLYD Cloud
5.2 MW of B200 coming online Q2 2027.
Refinery-tail site in Texas. Refundable deposits open. 24% subscribed — earliest deposits priced lowest.
See Lot 0224 →By accelerator
12.4 MW under refundable deposit.
Six lots, four regions, three quarters of forward delivery. Spot capacity priced and available now.
Open marketplace →Bring supply
Indicative terms in 30 seconds.
Public financing curve. Tell us deal size, structure, and offtake — we'll quote a range without pulling credit.
Open Configure →For lenders
Permian Basin → 3.4 MW H200 in 11 weeks.
How one operator turned stranded gas into financed, offtake-matched compute. Public-approved numbers, real timeline.
Read case study →Library
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Configure a deployment.
Energy in, compute out. Start from whichever number you actually know — power envelope, GPU count, budget, or IT load — and SLYD sizes a buildable, financable package against its live pricing engine.
Save this build. Start the conversation.
Sign in to save this configuration and get a structured proposal from ops — exact pricing tied to real lots, financing terms, delivery timeline. Capacity is held only via deposit.
POWER ENVELOPE · ALLOCATION
Sizing…
Offtake is the lever. Escrowed commitments buy the rate down.
Est. annual revenue $— — $—
Building a neocloud? Don't reinvent the stack.
If this cluster will serve tenants, SLYD Cloud handles orchestration, billing, tenant isolation, GPU scheduling, and marketplace exposure — you sell capacity, not build software.
How the configurator works.
Do I need to sign up to use the configurator?
No. The configurator is public and every output is a banded estimate from SLYD's published pricing engine. Signing in unlocks exact-to-the-cent quotes tied to real lots, lets you save the build, and starts a structured proposal from ops with financing terms and a delivery timeline.
What does energy-backwards sizing mean?
You start from whichever number you actually know — site power at the meter, GPU count, build budget, or post-PUE IT load — and SLYD sizes a buildable, financable package. PUE and the IT-overhead ratio come from the published pricing config, so the power envelope allocation stays honest.
Why is pricing shown as a band instead of an exact number?
Public output is banded on purpose. Every figure comes from SLYD's published pricing engine, but exact-to-the-cent pricing is tied to a real lot and sits behind sign-in. Dollar line items — compute, electrical, cooling, networking, install — are quoted lot-by-lot after you save the build.
How does committed offtake change the financing terms?
Pre-secured, escrowed offtake is the lever: committing a fraction of the cluster's capacity forward lowers the indicative APR and lifts the advance rate. The rate steps at a published threshold — any committed fraction below it prices at the partial tier, and the configurator shows the change live.
Can I compare new and recovered hardware in the same build?
Yes. The sourcing step switches between new hardware through SLYD's OEM partners and recovered grade-A hardware, which offers deeper savings. Cooling choices — air, direct liquid, or immersion — each carry their own PUE from the pricing config, so the build cost and power envelope update as you toggle.