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Prove your capacity.

Your tenants are asking what runs under their GPUs. Give them evidence: the power was untouched, the rails were healthy, nothing else ran on their hardware, and every watt was accounted for.

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Tenant power report · Octoberacme-ai · gpu-pool-b · 64 nodes · 512 GPUs
PDF · signed
Setpoint changes outside maintenanceevery regulator under your GPUs0 · CLEAN
Workloads that were not yoursenergy measured against declared work0 · CLEAN
Rail health under your GPUsripple, drift, thermal margin511 / 512 OK
Firmware on the power pathBMC, regulator, PSU, HMC2 BEHIND · NO CVE
Energy delivered to your tenancyper node, per hour41.2 MWh
SHA-256 · audit chain attachedSend to tenant
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A power report your tenants can check.

Tenants renting GPUs want proof, not promises. PWX turns what it measured under their GPUs into a signed monthly report: no tampering, no hidden workloads, healthy rails, energy delivered. You send it; they verify it.

  • Signed with the same audit chain as every verdict
  • One report per tenancy, per month or on demand
  • Fits security reviews and procurement questionnaires
Power commands · gpu-pool-cEvery write to a regulator, with who issued it
Oct 1 to 31
Oct 03 02:10Firmware update, PSU 1-64 · change ticket CHG-4410AUTHORIZED
Oct 14 03:00Power cap 650 W, 8 nodes · maintenance windowAUTHORIZED
Oct 22 11:41Setpoint write from the tenant VLAN, node 37DETECTED · 20 MS
Oct 31 23:59Handover check: setpoints and firmware match baselineCLEAN
1 unauthorized write · evidence attachedblocking in the BMC: PWX-06, roadmap
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Nothing touched the power under their GPUs.

Every write to a regulator is recorded with who issued it, and matched against your change tickets and maintenance windows. At handover, setpoints and firmware are checked against the baseline, so the next tenant starts clean.

  • Authorized changes tied to your tickets
  • Unauthorized writes flagged with the evidence
  • Clean-handover check between tenants
Energy vs declared workBar = measured power · line = what the scheduled jobs should draw
1 UNEXPLAINED
node-12match
node-13match
node-14match
node-15+24 %
node-16match
node-17match
node-15 · sustained draw with no scheduled jobT1496
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No workload on their GPUs that is not theirs.

Miners and other hidden jobs draw power that no scheduled work explains. PWX compares the energy each node draws with the work it was given, and flags the difference, even when the host tools have been blinded.

  • Energy balance per node, measured at the regulator
  • Works when agents on the host are killed or hidden
  • Mapped to ATT&CK T1496 (resource hijacking)
Rail health · 64 nodesOne square per node, worst rail shown
Fleet score 97
node-38 · GPU 5 VCOREripple rising for 6 daysSWAP BEFORE HANDOVER
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Healthy rails under every rented GPU.

A GPU on a failing regulator throttles, crashes jobs and costs you credits. The same 100 Hz stream scores the health of every rail, so weak nodes are swapped before a tenant notices, not after a ticket.

  • Ripple, drift and thermal margin per rail
  • Days of warning before a regulator fails
  • Swap list ready before each handover
Energy by tenantMeasured at the regulator, summed per tenancy
October
TenantGPUsEnergyAvg powerShare
acme-ai51241.2 MWh55.4 kW58 %
orbit-labs25619.8 MWh26.6 kW28 %
northwind1289.6 MWh12.9 kW14 %
Export: CSV · API · your billing systemper node, per hour
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Every watt accounted for, by tenant.

Energy measured at the regulator and summed per tenancy gives billing, chargeback and sustainability reporting a number both sides can trust, from the same data that protects the fleet.

  • Per node, per hour, per tenant
  • CSV, API or straight into your billing system
  • Same source as the security evidence

Turn power evidence into a reason to rent from you.

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