Linkhome Holdings Launches GPU Marketplace 2.0 to Expand Access to On-Demand AI Compute
Key Highlights
- ➤Linkhome (LHAI) launches GPU Marketplace 2.0 for on-demand AI computing rentals
- ➤Marketplace supports NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5090, H100 and B200 GPUs, subject to availability
- ➤GPU Marketplace 2.0 has generated no material revenue to date
- ➤Linkhome (LHAI) provides no revenue or earnings guidance for GPU Marketplace 2.0
Expert Statements
Bill Qin, Chief Executive Officer of Linkhome Holdings
“Access to GPU computing capacity is an important part of AI development, particularly for businesses working with limited infrastructure budgets,”
Bill Qin, Chief Executive Officer of Linkhome Holdings
“Our vision is to build an open marketplace where eligible GPU owners can contribute available capacity and AI businesses can access computing resources suited to their needs.”
Bill Qin, Chief Executive Officer of Linkhome Holdings
“With GPU Marketplace 2.0, we are taking another step toward making AI compute more accessible and using available resources more efficiently.”
IRVINE, Calif, Oct. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Linkhome Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq: LHAI) (“Linkhome” or the “Company”) today announced the launch, through its Linkhome AI platform operated by Linkhome Technologies Inc., of GPU Marketplace 2.0, a public marketplace through which customers can rent computing capacity sourced from individuals and data centers that have available GPU resources.
The marketplace is designed to expand access to on-demand AI computing resources while enabling eligible hardware owners to make available GPU capacity accessible to customers. Owners of compatible GPUs may apply to register as compute providers, subject to the platform’s technical, security and compliance requirements. AI companies and developers can select GPU rental options based on their workloads, budgets and resource availability. There is no assurance that compute providers will register or remain active on the platform, or that the marketplace will achieve sufficient participation to meet customer demand.
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