About GPU Rent Hub: a GPU host that behaves like a landlord, not a lifeguard.
GPU Rent Hub Compute LLC is a Wyoming company that has rented dedicated bare-metal GPUs by the week and the month from three US datacenters since 15 March 2021, paid only in Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT, USDC, Monero, Solana or Litecoin, with no identity verification. It started with forty RTX 3090s in a single rack in Dallas and a conviction that renting a GPU should be as simple, and as private, as renting a dedicated server used to be. Five years later it's 6,300 GPUs in three datacenters, and the conviction hasn't changed.
Figures as of 2026-09-01. The GPU count is the sum of the three sites: 3,800 in DFW-1, 1,600 in IAD-1 and 900 in PDX-1.
- Legal name
- GPU Rent Hub Compute LLC · registered in Wyoming, US
- Operating since
- 15 March 2021
- Headquarters
- Dallas, Texas
- Datacenters
- DFW-1 Dallas, TX · IAD-1 Ashburn, VA · PDX-1 Hillsboro, OR
- Fleet
- 6,300+ GPUs · 19 MW contracted · 99.97% uptime, trailing 12 months
- What we rent
- Dedicated bare-metal GPUs, by the week or by the month
- Payment
- Cryptocurrency only: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XMR, SOL, LTC
- Identity checks
- None. An account is a username and a password
- Transparency report
- Published every January since 2022
Three rules we haven't broken.
We wrote these down in 2021 when the whole company was three people and a forklift rental. They're still the test for every feature.
We rent hardware, we don't rent judgement.
What you run on a GPU you've paid for is your business. We don't inspect workloads, don't scan disks, don't read traffic, and don't build tooling that would let us. The only telemetry is what we need to bill and to keep the cage cool.
We don't hold what we don't need.
No names, no addresses, no ID scans, no card numbers. A username, a password hash, a balance and instance metadata. Data we don't have can't leak, can't be subpoenaed usefully, and can't be sold — and we've never been asked to sell it, because there's nothing to sell.
Own the stack.
Our servers, our switches, our cages, our payment nodes. No reseller layer means no third party can pause your instance, and no third party's terms apply to you — only ours, which fit on one page.
Three sites, all in the United States.
Each site is a leased cage in a Tier III colocation facility with our own hardware, our own network edge, and at least two upstream carriers. We do not operate outside the US and have no plans to; the regulatory picture for a no-KYC provider is clearest here. Carriers, power topology and latency for each site are set out on the US GPU datacenter pages.
The original.
- Opened
- March 2021
- Cages
- 4 · 11 MW
- GPUs
- ~3,800
- Carriers
- Cogent · Lumen · HE · Zayo (Q4)
- Power
- 2N UPS · N+1 diesel · ERCOT grid
- Cooling
- Chilled water CRAH · rear-door HX on HGX racks
- Latency
- Chicago 22 ms · LA 34 ms · NYC 38 ms
East coast, near everything.
- Opened
- November 2022
- Cages
- 2 · 5 MW
- GPUs
- ~1,600
- Carriers
- Lumen · Zayo · GTT
- Power
- 2N UPS · N+1 diesel · PJM grid
- Cooling
- Chilled water CRAH
- Latency
- NYC 7 ms · London 74 ms · Frankfurt 88 ms
Hydro-powered, Pacific-facing.
- Opened
- July 2024
- Cages
- 1 · 3 MW
- GPUs
- ~900
- Carriers
- Lumen · HE · Zayo
- Power
- 2N UPS · N+1 diesel · BPA hydro
- Cooling
- Free-air economiser 8 months/yr
- Latency
- SF 14 ms · Seattle 5 ms · Tokyo 92 ms
How did GPU Rent Hub get from one rack to 6,300 GPUs?
The unglamorous version. Every date on this list also appears somewhere in the incident history or the blog.
DFW-1 opens
Forty RTX 3090s, one rack, BTC and ETH accepted, monthly terms only. The pricing page has one row.
A100 40 GB, weekly terms
First datacenter cards. Weekly terms added after customers asked for a way to test before committing to a month.
Monero
Most-requested feature of the first year. Own node, 10 confirmations. Same node, same policy today: Monero GPU hosting.
IAD-1 opens
Ashburn, Virginia. 300 GPUs on day one.
First H100s
Fifty PCIe cards. SXM nodes follow in January 2024.
1,000 GPUs
RTX 4090 fleet arrives in all regions. USDT, USDC, SOL and LTC added.
API v2, 8-way H100 SXM nodes
The dashboard becomes a client of the public API.
PDX-1 opens
Hillsboro, Oregon. Hydro power, free-air cooling.
2N UPS everywhere
After the August utility event in DFW-1. Expensive; not optional.
H200, MI300X, RTX 5090
Three new SKUs in four months.
First B200 rack
Sold out from the waitlist before it was racked.
Hardware sales & colocation
Buy the card, keep it in our cage. See GPU colocation.
6,300 GPUs · 19 MW
Where this page was last updated.
Who runs GPU Rent Hub?
GPU Rent Hub Compute LLC is a privately held company registered in Wyoming, operating from Dallas. Nineteen people: twelve in datacenter and network operations across the three sites, four on the platform, three on support and payments. No outside investors, no debt against the hardware.
We don't publish staff names or photos. Our engineers sign incident reports with their initials, and our PGP key is signed by the key that signed it in 2021. That's the extent of the org chart.
- Legal entity
- GPU Rent Hub Compute LLC · Wyoming
- Operating since
- 15 March 2021
- Headquarters
- Dallas, Texas
- Support
- Ticket · email · Matrix · PGP
- Law enforcement
- Valid US process only — see privacy policy
- Transparency report
- Published every January since 2022
- Requests received
- 4
- Valid US legal process
- 2
- Data produced
- Instance start/stop timestamps for 1 account
- Content produced
- None — we hold none
- Accounts terminated on request
- 0
Questions about any of this?
Ask by ticket, email, Matrix or PGP. Sales for clusters and colocation answers within a business day.