Economics
Capacity value is computed from public cloud on-demand list prices for equivalent GPU capacity, the median of the 4 providers below as of September 11, 2026, at 40, 70 and 90% utilization. It is gross revenue potential, not a forecast.
Capacity value
What the same capacity rents for in the public cloud: 16 RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs, at published on-demand list prices.
This is what an owner would otherwise pay, or could recover by making spare capacity available.
- Google Cloud
- $72.00 per hour — G4 (g4-standard-48, 1 GPU), $4.50 per GPU-hour
- AWS
- $53.76 per hour — G7e (g7e.2xlarge, 1 GPU), $3.36 per GPU-hour
- Microsoft Azure
- $102.08 per hour — NC RTX PRO 6000 BSE v6 (Standard_NC144ds_xl_RTXPRO6000BSE_v6, 1 GPU), $6.38 per GPU-hour
- Oracle Cloud
- $72.00 per hour — BM.GPU.RTXPro.8 (bare metal, 8 GPU), $4.50 per GPU-hour
- Per hour
- $72.00 — median of the providers above
- Per year at 40%
- $252,288
- Per year at 70%
- $441,504
- Per year at 90%
- $567,648
Method: median list price per GPU-hour × 16 GPUs × 8,760 hours × utilisation.
Based on published on-demand list prices for equivalent GPU capacity as of September 11, 2026; excludes networking, storage and support; not a forecast of resale income.
Owner’s calculator
Revenue potential depends on demand and on the price Safeera’s distribution channels achieve. The figures exclude electrical service upgrades, internet upgrades, maintenance, insurance, taxes and time offline beyond the downtime entered. They are estimates, not a forecast or a guarantee.
The equipment price is an estimate and subject to change; the final price is confirmed before delivery.
Field notes
Neuralink and machine learning: why the decoder needs a home
An implant's 1,024 electrodes mean nothing without a decoder trained on the wearer's own neurons, and that decoder drifts, so it needs private, nightly retraining. Colorado, California and Montana class neural data as sensitive. A home GPU keeps model, data and latency with the person. Read the note
The home that thinks: household robots and the case for a family brain
1X's NEO ships with remote human operators who can, by arrangement, see inside your home. A single local cortex, with cameras, models and the switch under one roof, is how a robot earns trust. Read the note
Beyond Neuralink: the crowded race to connect brains and machines
Synchron, Precision Neuroscience, Paradromics, Blackrock, Science Corporation, Merge Labs and a dozen more are chasing Neuralink with implants, retinal chips, ultrasound and wristbands. Every one of them ends in the same place: a personal model that must run close to the body. Read the note
