San Francisco Compute Company

About Us

We’re the San Francisco Compute Company. We’re building the first real-time compute trading platform.

We have been written about in Bloomberg, The New York Times, The Verge, and on Hacker News. Follow us on X at @sfcompute.

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Distributed Systems Engineer

Supercomputing Engineer

General Counsel

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