Luxor Technology, the company behind the leading Bitcoin mining software and services platform, announced Luxor AI, a new business segment serving the AI and high-performance computing market.

Luxor AI spans the full lifecycle of an AI data center: supplying the energy to power the data center, sourcing GPUs and AI hardware, monetizing spot compute, trading compute offtake contracts, agentic cloud through Tenki Cloud, and a data and research division.

Luxor AI Full-Stack Platform:

1. Agentic Cloud. Tenki Cloud was purpose-built for the agentic era. Its usage has reached 1.8M workloads year to date. Tenki Cloud is three developer products, built inside Luxor on bare metal Luxor owns: drop-in GitHub Actions runners, an AI code reviewer that comments on every pull request, and sandbox sessions for agentic software development.
2. AI Hardware. Luxor's hardware brokerage desk has traded $1bn of ASIC hardware for Bitcoin mining, and now sources GPUs and AI servers through a tiered network of partners. Luxor is a Value-Added Reseller (VAR) to the major OEMs. Luxor is also a licensed freight forwarder and Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier, helping clients move hardware domestically and globally.
3. AI Energy. Luxor Energy, through its Retail Electric Provider (REP) license, supplies power to data centers. Through the Qualified Scheduling Entity (QSE), Luxor sends signals to data centers to respond to grid programs and participate in demand response and ancillary services programs. Luxor Energy operates in ERCOT and SPP.
4. AI Compute. Luxor AI orchestrates physical compute contracts between operators with installed GPU capacity and enterprise buyers. Luxor also operates its own internal compute trading fund.
5. AI Derivatives. Luxor offers an over-the-counter (OTC) platform to trade cash-settled instruments that settle on various compute-rental indexes, including options, forwards, and backstops.
6. AI Data & Research. A suite of AI data sets, including hardware and compute price tracking, and a dedicated AI research division.

"We have been at the forefront of innovation in the compute commodities space for almost a decade. Creating novel financial instruments, helping data centers respond to energy signals, operating in application-specific and general-purpose hardware markets, and more. We are bringing our expertise and systems to the next form of compute: AI," says Nick Hansen, CEO of Luxor.

Energy is one of the most important inputs for AI factories. The US and global market is seeing an unprecedented amount of electricity demand. To service the next wave of 100 GW+ of data center demand, operators and grids must be creative in structuring contracts. Luxor has successfully proven AI workload flexibility through ERCOT's 4CP and soon ERS programs. Luxor Energy currently services over 75 MW of load. Luxor also helps its partners source unique power opportunities globally.

Global supply chains for GPUs and chips are becoming increasingly hard to navigate. Luxor has expertise in helping its clients locate the best supply for their needs. Having access to abandoned orders with OEMs, special allocation, and used markets, Luxor provides a unique angle to sourcing hardware. Luxor's team of solutions architects has dozens of years of combined experience with leading OEMs, and helps clients through scoping their AI factory deployments.

Compute markets are developing at a rapid rate. Luxor facilitates the trade of bare-metal compute offtake contracts, and also operates its own internal compute fund, to trade both short and long-term physical compute contracts. In addition, Luxor offers over-the-counter (OTC) cash-settled compute derivative contracts, including both options and forwards.

Tenki Cloud takes Luxor AI's abilities and puts them to work as digital infrastructure for software engineering and DevOps teams. From runners and sandboxes to an AI code review tool, Tenki Cloud products are built so teams can take advantage of AI agents quickly and safely.

"We built the go-to platform for Bitcoin data centers and understand that operators value using a full-stack solution to service all of their infrastructure needs. By offering a unified platform, we can execute for our clients at a much higher level. Our Luxor AI stack is following this same principle," says Ethan Vera, COO of Luxor.