DCM is the compute marketplace of the MDCX AI Factory — it will let you sell spare GPU capacity as spot jobs, subscription plans, or reserved blocks, with matching, escrow, and settlement handled by the platform.
Blocks give you capacity. CIOS runs it. DCM will turn the hours you don't use into revenue — a marketplace where GPU owners meet AI workloads, with the boring-but-critical parts (matching, escrow, dispute handling, settlement) built into the platform instead of your legal department.
Three commercial modes — each will match a different buyer need and a different risk profile for the owner.
Post capacity, get matched to individual AI jobs, paid per job. Funds sit in escrow from submission to verified delivery.
Subscription pricing on platform-operated capacity — predictable revenue for you, predictable cost for buyers.
Organizations will reserve your capacity over a time window at committed rates — invoiced, with reserved nodes fenced off from the spot pool.
A single path, designed so neither side has to trust the other blindly.
DCM will ship as part of the MDCX stack: blocks provide the capacity, CIOS meters usage, and DCM will sell the surplus. One vendor, one telemetry chain, one settlement ledger.
DCM is in development. Join the early-access list through your account manager.