Africa Compute Fund
Reserve Compute
Capacity reservation
Secure the compute you need, where and when you need it.
Tell us the workload, preferred hardware, scale, region, and timing. We qualify the requirement, match the strongest available or planned capacity route, and document the terms.
Submitting requirements starts qualification. Guaranteed access begins only when a reservation or SAFC is accepted and bound to an entitlement.Before you begin
Bring the workload. We organize the capacity path.
- Workload
- Training, fine-tuning, inference, research, or another defined compute job.
- Capacity
- GPU count, node count, kW/MW, preferred hardware, memory, storage, networking, or another useful scale estimate if known.
- Delivery
- Region, start window, duration, operating requirements, and any jurisdictional constraints.
How it works
One path from requirement to activation.
- 01
Specify
Tell us the workload, hardware class, region, scale, start window, and expected duration.
- 02
Qualify
ACF checks the requirement against available, partner, and planned capacity routes.
- 03
Agree
We document the capacity, delivery window, commercial terms, dependencies, and operating responsibilities.
- 04
Activate
Once the claim is accepted and bound, Monarch provisions access and tracks the delivery obligation.
Choose the right claim
Access, reservation, and forward delivery are different things.
Run available workloads now
Usage access is metered, but capacity is not guaranteed beyond what is currently available.
Secure a defined capacity window
An accepted reservation creates a stronger claim on specified capacity, geography, and timing.
Contract for future compute
A forward agreement defines future compute delivery and may help fund the infrastructure required to supply it.
Start with the requirement
Tell us what you intend to run.
Companies, institutions, and governments can start with the requirement. We will qualify the appropriate capacity route and next agreement.