Find compute that fits your need.
Tell us what you need and SLYD previews how it can be sourced — across live inventory, forward supply, and the OEM channel. Banded. No commitment, no signup.
Coverage across three lanes
Post · Match · Structure · Deal room.
Creates a demand record routed to ops + the matching engine.
Across inventory, forward lots, and operator capacity.
A structured proposal — spec, pricing, financing, timeline.
Accept into a deal record; configure, finance, deploy, match.
Post requirement to ops.
Creates a real demand record on your account. SLYD ops follows up with a structured proposal — pricing, financing, timeline. You'll be asked to sign in so the demand lands on your dashboard.
Need hardware beyond GPUs?
Servers, networking, power infrastructure, memory, storage — post a want-list line and the engine matches it against incoming reclaim inventory.
How the match preview works.
Do I need an account to preview compute matches?
No. The match preview is public and anonymous — submit the form and SLYD returns a banded result with no commitment and no signup. You only sign in when you post the requirement, so the demand record lands on your dashboard and ops can follow up with a structured proposal.
What does the match preview actually show?
The preview is banded: matching lot counts across SLYD's sourcing lanes, an indicative price range, and a delivery window in days. It never exposes per-counterparty or lot-level detail — that stays behind sign-in, where you get lot-level matches and a structured proposal from ops.
Where does the compute come from?
SLYD matches your need against three lanes: recovered inventory that is ready to ship in grade A or A- condition, forward lots reserved by deposit that convert on delivery, and new hardware through the OEM partner channel. The preview shows how many options each lane holds.
What happens after I post a requirement?
Posting creates a demand record routed to ops and the matching engine. SLYD sources across inventory, forward lots, and operator capacity, then ops returns a structured proposal covering spec, pricing, financing, and timeline. If you accept, it becomes a deal record — configure, finance, deploy, match.
Can I post a need for hardware beyond GPUs?
Yes. Servers, networking, power infrastructure, memory, and storage can be posted as want-list lines through the same intake. The matching engine pairs each line against incoming reclaim inventory, and category or subcategory mismatches are hard exclusions — you're only matched to hardware that actually fits the request.