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Alpha Compute signs $81.7m four-year AI compute contract By Investing.com
NEW YORK - Alpha Compute Corp. (NASDAQ:ALP) announced today it has signed a binding contract with an AI compute marketplace for a four-year, $81.7 million agreement covering 592 liquid-cooled NVIDIA B300 GPUs. The contract, signed on October 9, covers the company's ALPHA-03 cluster in Missouri and
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Alpha Compute Corp. Signs Binding GPU Contract With Billion-Dollar AI Compute Marketplace, Leasing ALPHA-03 Cluster Under Four-Year, $81.7 Million Agreement In Missouri Superintelligence Factory
Alpha Compute Corp. announced that it has signed a binding contract with a billion-dollar AI compute marketplace for a four-year, $81.7 million AI compute agreement. The agreement covers all 592 liquid-cooled NVIDIA B300 GPUs of the Company?s ALPHA-03 cluster in Missouri, USA with delivery targeted
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Alpha Compute Corp signed a four-year, $81.7 million GPU contract with a billion-dollar AI compute marketplace for its ALPHA-03 cluster in Missouri. The agreement covers 592 liquid-cooled NVIDIA B300 GPUs with $20.2 million in annual recurring revenue and delivery targeted for early Q1 2027.
Alpha Compute Corp (NASDAQ:ALP) has secured a binding four-year $81.7 million contract with a venture-backed AI compute marketplace, marking its largest agreement to date and first contracted GPU cluster in the United States
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. The agreement, signed October 9, 2026, covers the company's ALPHA-03 cluster featuring 592 liquid-cooled NVIDIA B300 GPUs deployed in Missouri. This AI infrastructure deal positions Alpha Compute Corp as a growing player in the high-performance AI compute sector, following previous deployments in Canada and Sweden.The GPU contract delivers $20.2 million in annual recurring revenue over 48 months, with fees payable regardless of whether the AI compute marketplace utilizes the capacity
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. The customer has committed to advance payments totaling $21.2 million—representing 25% of the total contract value. This includes $16.1 million due at signing and an additional 5% due upon delivery, with a $1.0 million data center booking deposit already paid2
. The substantial upfront commitment demonstrates the AI compute marketplace's confidence in securing access to these specialized resources.The ALPHA-03 cluster comprises 576 NVIDIA B300 GPUs covered under the agreement, supplemented by 16 hot-spare units for redundancy, bringing the total to 592 liquid-cooled NVIDIA B300 GPUs
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. The Missouri Superintelligence Factory will operate under a signed agreement providing 1.3 megawatts of liquid-cooled data center capacity2
. Delivery is targeted for early Q1 2027, with funding secured through customer advance payments and asset-level, non-recourse GPU financing.Related Stories
Chief Executive Officer Brittany Kaiser emphasized the significance of this milestone: "A venture-backed AI compute marketplace has signed a binding four-year contract for all of ALPHA-03 and paid a deposit. ALPHA-03 will be the largest contract so far, as we grow this business globally"
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. The customer, valued at more than $1 billion in a recent funding round, serves over 100 AI customers according to their own statements2
. This represents Alpha Compute Corp's first contracted GPU cluster in the United States, complementing ALPHA-01 in Canada and ALPHA-02 in Sweden, signaling the company's geographic diversification strategy.This agreement underscores the intensifying demand for dedicated AI compute resources as organizations seek guaranteed access to advanced GPU infrastructure. The willingness of the AI compute marketplace to commit to a 48-month term with mandatory payments regardless of usage reflects the scarcity and strategic value of high-performance AI compute capacity. Watch for how this contract influences pricing dynamics in the AI infrastructure market and whether other providers follow Alpha Compute Corp's model of long-term, prepaid commitments. The deployment of liquid-cooled NVIDIA B300 technology in a dedicated 1.3-megawatt facility also signals the infrastructure requirements needed to support next-generation AI workloads.
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