Microsoft, Google, and Meta project a combined $490 billion to $520 billion in capital spending for 2026 as they expand AI infrastructure, while hyperscaler spending on data center projects could approach $700 billion. Meta’s plans include its $10 billion Hyperion site in Louisiana, with 5 gigawatts of compute capacity and nuclear power arrangements. Oracle, Nvidia, OpenAI, and SoftBank are also involved in major compute and infrastructure deals, including the proposed $500 billion Stargate project.
Compute Labs partners with NexGen Cloud to launch a public vault offering tokenized GPU ownership and USDC-based yield. NexGen Cloud’s investment arm, InfraHub Compute, handles the initial financing; vault units are represented by GPU Non-Fungible Tokens (GNFTs) fractionalized into miniGPUs, representing ownership in deployed compute used by AI startups and enterprises, with projected annual yields exceeding 30%.
Compute Labs and NexGen Cloud partner to distribute ownership in a $1 million public vault of tokenized AI compute. NexGen Cloud’s investment arm, InfraHub Compute, handles the initial financing, while the vault offers USDC-based yield projected above 30% annually from active enterprise GPU rental agreements. Each GPU is represented by a GNFT and fractionalized into miniGPUs, giving investors ownership in deployed compute used by AI startups and enterprises.