Onboard your compliant compute. HUMENS will govern, dispatch, evidence, and monetize it.
HUMENS Compute enables individuals, enterprises, and approved organizations to onboard CPU/GPU capacity into a governed compute supply network. Approved capacity is registered, monitored, evidenced, and monetized through HCS.
A governed compute supply network
HUMENS is building a governed compute supply network: approved CPU/GPU capacity is registered, monitored, evidenced, and monetized through HCS. CaaS-VAP lets organizations monetize existing compliant compute fleets without HUMENS owning the underlying nodes or energy. CaaS-VPP connects compute capacity with owned, contracted, or behind-the-meter energy infrastructure.
Energy Executed Edge helps HUMENS reason over compute, energy, node telemetry, uptime, and workload evidence so eligible capacity can be governed before it is dispatched or monetized.
What HCS verifies and monitors
- Node registration
- Device ownership or authorization
- Provider agreement evidence
- Hardware classification
- CPU/GPU capability
- Heartbeat telemetry
- Power and network reliability
- Security posture
- Workload class limits
- Dispatch permissions
- Proof of availability
- Proof of work
- Billing and payout evidence
- Kill switch controls
Compliance & eligibility
- Approved nodes only.
- Provider agreements required.
- Enterprise authorization required for company-owned devices.
- No hidden workloads.
- No uncontrolled resource sharing.
- Evidence required for billing and payout.
- Workload class controls apply.
HUMENS does not promise income, does not claim that all devices are eligible, and does not promise immediate payouts. Revenue share operates under a governed model with evidence required for billing and payout.