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Hosting

Own the machine. Keep it here.

The building does not rent you a slice of somebody else's GPU. It builds a machine that belongs to you, racks it here, and runs it on your behalf — and puts it on a truck to your own loading dock the day you decide you would rather have it.

Who puts machines here

Three kinds of people, one reason.

All of them want the compute without an open-ended relationship with a landlord who can reprice it.

Research groups

University labs with grant money, a data-use agreement and a hard rule against sending anything to a hyperscaler. You own the machine, so the data never leaves a box you hold title to.

Companies done renting

Teams with a steady inference load who have worked out that eighteen months of cloud spend buys the hardware outright. Idle capacity can earn against the balance instead of sitting dark.

Anyone who wants to see it

If a building you can drive to, in a state with a clean grid and no hurricane season, is part of the pitch to your board — this is that building, and it is ten minutes from an airport with nonstops to San Francisco, Seattle and Denver.

What hosting covers

You own the hardware. This is the rest of it.

On a machine that earns on idle capacity, hosting is netted from your share rather than invoiced. Pricing lives on b3iq.org where it is kept current, not here where it would go stale.

  • Rack space, power and cooling
  • Network and the hosted gateway
  • Hardware monitoring and replacement parts
  • Hands-on remediation by people in the building
  • 48-hour burn-in and acceptance testing
  • Return shipping whenever you want the machine
An opened rack-mount GPU node at 80 N Danebo showing installed accelerator cards, power cabling and the fan wall.
A rack node, opened up

A question we get

“Can I bring my own hardware?”

Traditional colocation is not the main business — the building exists to build machines and run them. But the racks, the power and the engineers are all real, and there is a version of this conversation that works for a team arriving with their own boxes. Ask, and you will get a straight yes or no rather than a discovery call.

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Racking and staged inventory inside the building at 80 N Danebo.

B3IQ operates GPU hosting and AI infrastructure at 80 N Danebo Ave, Eugene, Oregon 97402.