SF Compute
SF Compute is an AI / GPU Cloud company founded in 2023 and based in San Francisco, United States. It has raised $52M in total funding, most recently a Series A in 2025 at a $300M valuation.
The San Francisco Compute Company, known as SF Compute, operates a market-based GPU cloud that lets AI teams buy time on large-scale H100, H200, and B300 clusters on contracts they can exit by reselling unused capacity to other buyers. Founded in 2023 by Alex Gajewski and Evan Conrad after they were trapped in an inflexible year-long GPU contract for their AI audio startup, the company turned an ad-hoc shared-compute arrangement among roughly 170 AI companies into a liquid compute marketplace. SF Compute offers self-service virtual-machine clusters that spin up in minutes plus bare-metal and managed Slurm clusters with InfiniBand for enterprises. The company raised a $40 million Series A in late 2025 co-led by DCVC and Wing Venture Capital at a reported $300 million valuation, following a $12 million seed led by Alt Capital. In 2026 it hired former Voltage Park CEO Eric Park as CTO, and as of May 2026 employed roughly 54 people while managing more than $100 million of GPU hardware.
SF Compute turns GPU capacity into a tradable commodity with a liquid resale market, offering an alternative to the long-term lock-in contracts that dominate AI-cloud procurement.
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