Alpha AI Corporation has relaunched its Alpha Liquid Terminal, now known as ALT/X Compute Terminal, a platform providing comprehensive pricing and infrastructure data for AI compute services. Operated independently, the terminal tracks pricing for NVIDIA’s H100, H200, B200, and B300-class GPUs across on-demand, spot, reserved, and multi-year contracted models, normalized per GPU-hour. It also includes environmental metrics such as regional industrial electricity rates, grid carbon intensity, renewable sourcing, and cooling benchmarks, alongside facility-level data on announced, under-construction, and operational data centers, including power specifications and operator details.
The platform integrates ChatAnalyst, an AI tool that answers queries about pricing spreads, regional cost disparities, and capacity trends with source citations. Future expansions include expanded provider coverage, historical pricing data, GPU-hour benchmark indices, forward and contract pricing curves, and an API for institutional users. Additionally, it will track confidential-compute and sovereign-AI capacity. The ALTX token framework, originally designed for data access and staking, is being adapted to support compute pricing data.
Alpha Compute Corp. (NASDAQ: ALP), a NASDAQ-listed company providing GPU-as-a-service and confidential AI compute, invested in both Alpha Liquid Terminal and Alpha AI Corporation in December 2025. The platform’s live site, altx.finance, was launched at the time of the relaunch, which was announced on September 9, 2026. Alpha Compute Corp. operates globally with offices in New York, Los Angeles, Miami, Amsterdam, and Toronto, while Alpha AI Corporation remains independent, ensuring no bias toward its own compute capacity in its data reporting.
The relaunch positions ALT/X Compute Terminal as a key resource for AI infrastructure decision-making, offering transparency and granularity in pricing and operational metrics essential for both startups and enterprises navigating the evolving AI compute market.
