Tenzro Grid: Distributed Computing Infrastructure
A global network of compute machines, storage modules, and security nodes providing the resource-backed, hardware-secured backbone for the future of AI infrastructure.
Grid Components
The Tenzro Grid combines compute, storage, and security to create a hardware-backed decentralized infrastructure.
Compute Machines
High-performance chips delivering scalable compute power through a clustered architecture, processing AI, DeFi, and robotics workloads.
Storage Modules
Persistent drives storing tamper-proof data with distributed capacity for scalable, resilient logs and global offline syncing.
Security Modules
Embedded security chips ensure secure boot and Resource Unit authenticity with isolated memory regions for executing sensitive code.
Resource Units (RUs)
Standardized measurement of compute power, storage capacity, AI capabilities, and security contributions across the network.
Available Resources
Tenzro's Grid provides access to a diverse array of computing resources across multiple regions, with more than 31,950 RUs available.
T4 GPUs
Efficient inference processing, 50 RUs each
P100 GPUs
Legacy compute, 150 RUs each
H100 GPUs
High-end AI compute, 500 RUs each
A100 GPUs
AI training/inference, 500 RUs each
Storage
Persistent disk, 15 RUs/TB
HSMs
Tamper-resistant security, 10 RUs each
Global Network
221 compute nodes spanning over 42 global locations with continuously expanding capacity.
Americas
- Oregon
- Los Angeles
- Salt Lake City
- Iowa
- Dallas
- N. Virginia
- Columbus
- Montréal
- Toronto
- Santiago
- São Paulo
- Mexico
Europe & Middle East
- London
- Belgium
- Netherlands
- Zurich
- Frankfurt
- Finland
- Warsaw
- Milan
- Madrid
- Paris
- Turin
- Berlin
- Stockholm
- Tel Aviv
- Doha
- Dammam
Asia Pacific
- Mumbai
- Delhi
- Singapore
- Jakarta
- Hong Kong
- Taiwan
- Tokyo
- Osaka
- Sydney
- Melbourne
- Seoul
Africa
- Johannesburg