Corvex is an early-stage AI cloud computing company with a legacy healthcare wearable business it plans to divest. The core business provides GPU-accelerated infrastructure to enterprises running AI workloads — primarily model training and inference — through a single Tier III data center in Delaware. Customers access high-performance compute on Corvex's platform without building or operating their own hardware. Corvex runs current-generation NVIDIA H200 and B200 GPUs and is an NVIDIA Certified Cloud Partner. Key platform capabilities include high-density GPU clusters with high-bandwidth networking, a patent-pending confidential computing product called Corvex Secure Model Weights (which lets customers run inference without exposing proprietary model weights), and a managed API platform for open-source AI models currently in development. Corvex sells primarily through direct sales, targeting annual or multi-year capacity reservation agreements. Revenue scales with GPU capacity under contract, contract duration, and customer workload expansion over time. The cost structure is capital-intensive, requiring ongoing investment in hardware, power, and cooling infrastructure, with profitability dependent on achieving sufficient utilization rates. The legacy healthcare segment — a wearable wellness ring for women — has paused commercial sales due to a trademark dispute, and Corvex is exploring divestiture of these assets.