Zeromine turns sunlight into GPU power. Run AI, ML and rendering workloads on a solar-first cluster, with lower cost and lower carbon than traditional cloud.
Solar output vs GPU load across a typical clear day. Zero-emission share peaks when solar is strongest.
GPU workloads run on solar-first energy, backed by grid and battery for stability. Designed for AI training, inference, and rendering.
During low demand, our machines can automaticlly switch to background compute or mining tasks to offset costs and avoid idle hardware.
Targeting 40–70% savings vs big-cloud GPU instances, with simple transparent pricing.
Zeromine combines solar infrastructure, repurposed GPU mining rigs and a lightweight scheduling layer to offer sustainable compute. Jobs are scheduled during peak solar hours wherever possible, and the system can fall back to grid or background tasks when demand is low.
This Mode is our way of ensuring GPUs and solar power never sit idle. When customer GPU demand is low, rigs can automatically switch to approved background compute tasks — such as low-power mining, simulation, or other batch work — to generate credits or reduce effective pricing.
Scheduler monitors GPU utilisation and solar availability in real time.
Idle GPUs can be allocated to mining or other low-priority compute workloads.
Background revenue can be used to fund operations or offset future customer pricing.
Final pricing may change based on energy costs and utilisation, but the goal is to remain significantly cheaper than mainstream cloud GPU offerings.
$180–250 AUD / month for a dedicated GPU, with daytime solar priority and ZeroMining offsets.
Launch an initial 40 GPU solar-aware cluster at a single site, with web-based rental portal.
Target: Q2 2026
Deploy mini-nodes machines to residential solar owners, sharing revenue and extending the network.
Pilot: Q4 2026
Partner with offices, warehouses and solar farms to host high-density nodes with revenue share.
2027 and beyond
Is Zeromine live yet?
Stage 1 is in development. This site is in beta testing, and some content may reflect data generated through modeling as we prepare for launch.
Who is ZeroMine for?
AI/ML teams, researchers, indie developers and studios who want sustainable, cost-effective GPU access.
Can I host a node at my home or business?
Yes — that’s the goal of Stage 2 (home solar nodes) and Stage 3 (commercial solar). Register your interest via the early access form.
Will pricing change?
All pricing shown here is indicative. Final pricing will be tuned as we validate utilisation, energy costs and demand.
Be among the first to run AI and GPU workloads on a solar-first cluster. We’re onboarding a small group of serious users and partners to shape the product, pricing and roadmap.
We’ll use this to prioritise capacity and outreach as the cluster comes online.