Boost Run rents high-performance NVIDIA GPU servers to organizations requiring compute power for AI and high-performance computing (HPC). Boost Run owns GPU hardware but leases rack space in third-party colocation facilities rather than operating its own data centers. Boost Run serves AI platforms, cloud brokers, digital asset networks, and enterprises in regulated sectors like healthcare and government. Customers use Boost Run’s infrastructure for training large language models, running inference at scale, and executing computationally intensive tasks. Boost Run generates revenue primarily through operating leases where customers pay for exclusive hardware control through hourly rentals or multi-year commitments. A secondary revenue stream comes from blockchain rewards earned by contributing idle GPU capacity to decentralized networks. Boost Run specializes in regulated markets by maintaining compliance certifications such as HIPAA and SOC2 to differentiate itself from larger cloud providers. Boost Run pursues growth through fleet expansion and the development of a software platform layer for workload orchestration and machine learning operations. A small number of customers account for most of Boost Run's revenue. Profitability depends on GPU utilization rates, as colocation fees and equipment depreciation are largely fixed costs.