GPU Yield – The Emerging Asset Class of the AI Era

NVIDIA dominates the AI hardware landscape, commanding nearly 98% of the global data center GPU market. 
 
In Q1 2025 alone, the company reported $39.1 billion in data center revenue, a 73% year-on-year increase, reflecting the explosive demand for GPUs that power generative AI and other advanced workloads. 
 
These processors have become some of the world’s most valuable infrastructure assets.  
 
Until now, investors hoping to benefit from this growth had limited options: buying volatile tech stocks or financing billion-dollar data centers. 
 
Compute Labs is creating a new pathway — by tokenizing GPUs and turning them into on-chain, yield-bearing assets.

 
Through this model, investors can earn real returns from GPUs actively running AI workloads, while startups gain capital-efficient access to compute. 
 
Compute Labs’ first vault, backed by NVIDIA H200 GPUs—each retailing at nearly $30,000—fractionalizes ownership through tokens, making participation accessible.
 
The startup projects yields of up to 30%, positioning GPU yield as a potential new asset class. 
 
Investors benefit from compliant, transparent exposure to the backbone of the AI economy, while the ecosystem gains a new financing mechanism to ease shortages in affordable compute.
 
In essence, Compute Labs is reframing GPUs as digital infrastructure that pays like real estate, unlocking new opportunities in the AI era.