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Three companies control most of the world's compute. SkyPhage is building the alternative: a distributed, community-owned compute network that turns idle infrastructure into a global marketplace. Here's the opportunity, and how to reach us.

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~65%: of cloud spend flows to just three hyperscalers
$1T+: projected annual cloud infrastructure market
Millions: of idle servers in homelabs, colos and edges
0: datacenters we have to build or own

01 · The problem

The internet's backbone has consolidated into a handful of providers

That concentration drives up costs, cascades outages across continents, and locks innovation behind walled gardens.

Concentrated and costlyA few companies set the price of compute for everyone. Costs spiral and margins leave the ecosystem.

Fragile by designSingle points of failure mean one region, or one company's bad day, takes the web down with it.

Massive wasteHomelabs, niche colos and edge sites sit idle while demand is funnelled to a few mega-datacenters.

Locked inProprietary runtimes and egress fees make leaving expensive by design. Portability is an afterthought.

02 · The solution

A distributed compute platform and a two-sided marketplace

We orchestrate and broker workloads onto independent hosts with spare capacity. We don't build datacenters, and we don't run the workloads ourselves. The network is owned by many, not few. And all operators get a say in how we progress.

RuntimeWebAssemblyWrite in any language, compile once, run anywhere on the network. Portable, sandboxed, near-native. No containers or VMs.

RoleOrchestrator and brokerWe match compute demand to independent hosts and coordinate the exchange, capturing value without owning the metal.

MarketTwo-sided marketplaceHosts monetise spare capacity; businesses get globally distributed execution at competitive prices. Everyone wins.

03 · Why now

The pieces finally exist to make distributed compute practical, safe and economical

1Compute is everywhereIn your kitchen, office, car. Everywhere you look; there is compute ready to use - it just needs production-ready glue.
2The homelab movementA fast-growing community of enthusiasts, niche colos and edge operators are sitting on real, underused capacity.
3Cost and sovereignty pressureRising cloud bills and data-sovereignty demands are pushing buyers to look for credible alternatives.

04 · Product and defensibility

First principles.

Security above all elseEvery workload runs in a WASM sandbox with TLS everywhere. Security is measured ahead of every other decision.

Geo-aware orchestrationA modified-haversine router places workloads near users, weighing hops, latency, distance, reliability and live capacity.

Trust through reputationEvery host earns a reliability score from real performance. The network self-organises around quality, with no central gatekeeper.

Network effectsMore hosts mean better coverage, network defence and price; better coverage attracts more demand. Liquidity compounds and is hard to replicate.

05 · Business model

A transparent margin on marketplace transactions

Buyers pay for compute; hosts earn for successfully completing workloads for their full duration. We keep the spread: asset-light, with gross margin that improves as the network scales.

Billing runs through Stripe today, with escrow protecting both sides of every job.

Demand sidePay-per-computeBusinesses and developers pay for globally distributed execution at competitive rates.

PlatformBroker marginSkyPhage retains a take rate on every matched, completed workload.

Supply sideHost earningsHosts turn idle capacity into recurring income, with payouts tied to reliability.

06 · Where we are and where we're going

A working platform today, scaling the network next

Now · builtThe platformWASM runtime, orchestrator and gateway. Host agent, reputation and reliability scoring. Geo-aware routing and peer discovery. Stripe billing, escrow and host payouts.

Next · scaleThe networkGrow host supply across regions. Onboard first paying demand at volume. Deepen the SDK and developer experience. Marketplace liquidity and SLAs.

Later · expandThe marketEnterprise and sovereign deployments. Specialised compute (GPU) markets. Ecosystem and third-party integrations. A global, self-sustaining network.

07 · The team

Engineers and Senior Leaders who've come from the core of the world's largest hyperscalers

Mix of senior leadership, homelabbers, engineers and colocation experts have joined SkyPhage to build the future.

Hyperscale engineeringOrchestrators, networks and platforms at global scale.

Distributed systemsConsensus, fault tolerance, scheduling and protocol design.

SecurityYears of production security informing every decision.

Global operationsInfrastructure operated across every continent.

08 · The ask

Passionate investors willing to take on some of the largest companies on the planet

Initial goals: bootstrap the platform (100 hosts and 1,000 customers), spread the word into the European market with outreach campaigns, and harden the marketplace. If you back category-defining infrastructure and believe the cloud should be owned by everyone, we'd love to talk. Detailed materials, financials and data-room access are shared on request under NDA.

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