Solidus AI Tech

Market position

Positions itself as an AI infrastructure company at the intersection of AI, blockchain and high-performance computing, targeting the gap in European HPC capacity — Europe was described as producing 5% of global computing power while consuming about a third of HPC resources — and differentiating from centralized cloud GPU providers on decentralization and market-driven pricing.

Combines owned, energy-efficient HPC data centre capacity with a decentralized compute marketplace and agent orchestration in one stack; uses transparent, market-driven pricing rather than fixed centralized-datacenter pricing; and applies a deflationary token model in which service spend triggers burns tracked on a public dashboard, alongside DAO governance and Certik-audited contracts.

Technology

The platform combines HPC and GPU compute (including NVIDIA HPC servers) delivered from an owned data centre and a decentralized peer-to-peer compute network, with a compute marketplace for on-demand GPU instances and an orchestration layer running deterministic reasoning engines that coordinate agent planning and execution. The company cites Tier III availability and 99.98% uptime. Data centres are described as eco-friendly, using renewable energy, proprietary IP and evaporative cooling. The AITECH token is a BEP-20 asset supporting payments, staking, farming and DAO governance; smart contracts are audited by Certik.

Go-to-market

Direct commercial engagement with enterprise and government buyers for secure, localized AI workloads, self-serve access to GPU compute and agentic workflow tooling via the website, a developer marketplace and launchpad that route projects onto the platform, exchange listings and token distribution to broaden retail and institutional access, and partnerships with marketing, security and regional expansion firms.

Government authorities, large enterprises and megacorps, SMEs, professionals, software and AI service providers, developers, and AI/GameFi projects, with named application areas including automotive, healthcare, finance, supply chain, education, recruitment, sales automation, smart cities and agriculture.

Geography

Headquartered around a European operation with an 8,000 sq ft HPC data centre in Bucharest, Romania, and stated plans to expand data centres across Europe and globally; commercial expansion efforts include Asia via a partner and North America via U.S. exchange access.

History

After the 2017 founding as a mining company and the pivot to AI, the company built its first data centre within a year of founding the AI business and later launched AI and GPU marketplaces. It raised money through a multi-stage token sale beginning in 2022, listed the AITECH token on centralized and decentralized exchanges in August 2023 following IDOs on several launchpads, and added the AITECH Pad launchpad, DAO governance and staking. It has since rebranded its platform as AITECH Cloud Network, adding the Compute Marketplace and Agent Forge agent orchestration products.

Risks & controversies

The business is closely tied to the market for its utility token, and management has publicly framed a transition from a token-centric to a revenue-driven business as an ongoing goal rather than a completed one. Enterprise and government demand is described at the conversation stage, and several performance figures are self-reported by the company. Token listings and sale terms are subject to KYC and exchange availability constraints.