Introduction
Own GPU machines, run your workloads, and choose whether idle capacity earns with B3IQ.
B3IQ is a neocloud that belongs to its customers. Buy a bare-metal GPU machine, host it with B3IQ in Eugene, Oregon, or take delivery. Your account owns the machine. Its gateway keys route only to machines on that account.
Inference on your own machines has no per-request B3IQ charge. Optional Earn mode offers idle capacity by the hour and removes that machine from your inference routes. There is no shared public inference pool or third-party provider fallback. If your owned machines cannot serve a request, it fails.
Start with your machine
Compare current configurations, hosting and delivery options. Model guides help plan memory; they do not prove that a deployment is installed or ready.
Claim your provisioned machine, inspect its connection and runtime, and manage the models and keys your application uses.
Choose what idle capacity does
Earn is optional. A machine in Earn mode is unavailable to your B3IQ inference routes until you return it to Bare metal. Under Managed Hosting, the owner receives 85% of rental revenue before hosting costs are deducted. Utilization, market rates and costs vary; income is not guaranteed.
See claiming and earnings and the ownership terms for the distinction between estimated earnings, accrued earnings and paid funds.
Privacy and operational evidence
In the press
Historical surfaces
The public node explorer, speed leaderboard and inference-rate pages were retired in the October 3, 2026 source change. Old links lead to current machine, hardware and earnings-planning pages. Historical receipt and settlement records are retained; they do not describe current per-request earnings or a public serving network. Current status separates source capabilities, historical pilot evidence and deployment acceptance.