ComputeFlow
Command Center

The control room for global compute

A live snapshot of the compute fabric ComputeFlow is routing across. Capacity, latency, clean-energy mix, and live workloads — in one place.

Simulated capacity
48.6 EFLOPs
Across 7 pools · MVP model
Active routing plans
142
Across 31 customer workloads
Avg. cost savings
34%
vs. single-vendor baseline
Clean-energy routed
71%
Weighted across all workloads
Global compute pools
Live simulated state
Hyperscale Cloud GPU
public cloud · us-east
Avail
88%
Latency
38ms
Clean
64%
online
Private AI Datacenter
private ai · us-west
Avail
74%
Latency
22ms
Clean
71%
online
Sovereign EU Cluster
sovereign · eu
Avail
67%
Latency
48ms
Clean
88%
online
Edge Robotics Mesh
edge robotics · global
Avail
71%
Latency
6ms
Clean
58%
online
Research Supercomputing
research hpc · global
Avail
42%
Latency
65ms
Clean
79%
limited
Orbital Compute Node
orbital · orbital
Avail
28%
Latency
180ms
Clean
99%
ramping
Terafab-Scale Supplier Pool
terafab scale · global
Avail
18%
Latency
30ms
Clean
76%
future
Workload queue
6 live
  • Frontier-7B finetune
    training · Private AI Datacenter
    running
    4h 12m
  • Realtime customer copilot
    inference · Hyperscale Cloud GPU
    running
    always-on
  • EU patient triage model
    training · Sovereign EU Cluster
    queued
    begins 02:10 UTC
  • Factory fleet motion planner
    robotics · Edge Robotics Mesh
    running
    rolling
  • Materials sim sweep
    simulation · Research Supercomputing
    queued
    08:00 UTC
  • Nightly embedding refresh
    batch · Orbital Compute Node
    forward
    next pass
Global routing fabric
schematic
Hyperscale Cloud GPU
Private AI Datacenter
Sovereign EU Cluster
Edge Robotics Mesh
Research Supercomputing
Orbital Compute Node
Terafab-Scale Supplier Pool