The markets we map.
We name who buys, who lends, and who sets the price in five markets AI is changing.
Services companies.
Companies where people still do most of the work the customer pays for, from accounting and insurance brokerage to IT, staffing, and freight.
Compute and the build-out.
The computing capacity AI runs on, and the power, data centers, and contractors behind it.
Compute is becoming a priced market. We map 31 companies that sell capacity, set its price, trade it, and lend against it.
Point at a name to read who did what.Tap a name to read who did what.
Power
Capacity
Index
Exchange
Trading
Credit
Capital
If you are financing a GPU cluster, see how a lender will read it.
Finance a GPU clusterData.
The data a company already holds, which buyers now license, value, and pay for.
If your company holds records like these, see which route fits your plans.
Data advisoryIf you buy, value, or license company data, talk to us.
JoinPrivate credit.
Lenders that fund private companies directly, from senior loans to mezzanine debt.
Capital.
The buyers and investors who put equity into private companies: private equity firms, family offices, and growth investors.
Every name comes from public sources: a company’s own pages, its filings and announcements, market databases, and published research, which we credit where we use it. If you have a company or a deal in one of these markets, talk to us.