From Aethir to Axe Compute: How Decentralized GPU Networks Are Penetrating the US Stock Market

【CryptoWorld】December 12th brings big news — a company previously called Predictive Oncology has officially rebranded to Axe Compute, and is now trading on NASDAQ under the stock ticker AGPU.

What does this mean? In simple terms, decentralized GPU infrastructure has entered the enterprise market for the first time as a publicly listed US company. Axe Compute acts as the business frontend, responsible for engaging corporate clients, while the underlying decentralized GPU network Aethir continues to build the infrastructure. This division of roles allows it to meet the compliance and governance requirements of a US-listed company while fully leveraging Aethir’s decentralized computing power advantages.

Looking at Aethir’s current scale shows this is not just theoretical: over 435,000 GPU containers have been deployed across 93 countries and more than 200 regions worldwide. They support high-end hardware — mainstream GPUs like NVIDIA’s latest H100, H200, B200, B300 are all supported.

Axe Compute’s enterprise computing power services are backed by Aethir’s strategic compute reserve(Strategic Compute Reserve). What do enterprise clients want? GPU reservations, dedicated clusters, bare-metal performance, multi-region deployment, and SLA contract guarantees — all of these are available in this solution. In other words, Axe Compute not only provides computing power but also offers enterprise-level stability commitments.

Industry experts generally view this move positively. The company states that with the official launch of the new brand and code, they will further demonstrate the scalability of this infrastructure model and continue to expand into the enterprise market. From the perspective of decentralized computing, this is an important milestone — indicating that decentralized GPU networks have matured enough to support real enterprise-level production demands.