Products
Verification products for AI hardware decisions
VerifyCompute helps buyers, sellers, institutions, consultants, and operators make better AI infrastructure decisions through independent evidence review, structured reports, and lifecycle records.
Verification, provenance, and condition for AI hardware.
Pillar 1
Verification
Is this unit what the seller says it is?
Serial and component-level confirmation that the silicon inside the chassis matches the paperwork outside it. Covers GPUs, memory, storage, and benchmark integrity.
Pillar 2
Provenance
Where has this unit been, and who has held it?
The ownership and custody trail from original purchase forward. Invoices, receipts, transfer records, service events, decommissioning documentation, and export status.
Pillar 3
Condition
What state is this unit actually in?
Evidence-based grading covering thermal history, error counts, utilization hours, throttling events, and memory health.
Assurance levels
A tiered verification model
Assurance depends on what the hardware itself can prove. We work from the highest available level down, and every finding is labeled with the tier that produced it.
Hardware attestation
Where the device supports it, we collect a cryptographically signed attestation report and device certificate chain directly from the hardware, validate the certificate chain, and compare runtime measurements against the manufacturer's published reference measurements. This establishes that the silicon is genuine and running authentic firmware, anchored in a hardware root of trust.
Signed collector telemetry
Where hardware attestation is unavailable, we collect thermals, error counts, utilization, throttling events, and benchmark results through a signed collector, then cross-check the results for internal consistency against the declared configuration.
Physical inspection
Where neither method can establish component authenticity, on-site inspection is available as an add-on.
Every report states which tier was used for each finding. Evidence that cannot be validated at any tier is reported as Unverified.
Architecture coverage
AI infrastructure increasingly runs mixed silicon from multiple vendors. Our verification scope covers NVIDIA hardware today, with attestation support where the device and driver provide it. Coverage for additional architectures is on the roadmap, and every report states which methods were available for the hardware submitted.
GPUVerify™ Component Authentication
Serial and component-level authentication
GPU buyers, resellers, lenders, insurers, infrastructure teams
Serial-level confirmation that every GPU, memory module, and storage device inside a chassis matches the recorded inventory. Detects substitution, downgrade, and removal. Covers the full component set, not the chassis label.
Early Access
Includes
- GPU serial confirmation
- Memory module serial and capacity confirmation
- Storage device serial confirmation
- Substitution, downgrade, and removal review
- Component-level inventory record
GPUVerify™ Readiness Check
AI-Powered Verification Readiness Review
GPU buyers, AI startups, research labs, consultants
A free readiness review of the asset details you provide. See how complete your evidence is, what documentation is missing, and which GPUVerify™ service fits your transaction.
Free
Includes
- Readiness Score
- Evidence Completeness Review
- Missing Documentation Review
- Recommended Next Steps
- Recommended GPUVerify™ Service
GPUVerify™ Personal
Single-GPU and workstation verification
Individual buyers, researchers, small studios
Independent evidence review for an individual GPU and its memory, or a single workstation purchase, built for buyers evaluating a one-off transaction.
Early Access
Includes
- Asset identity review
- Evidence upload checklist
- Configuration review
- GPU and memory review
- Risk and limitation summary
- Structured verification report
GPUVerify™ Marketplace
Secondary-market and reseller verification
GPU resellers, refurbishers, brokers, marketplace sellers
Buyer-facing evidence review for secondary-market listings, helping sellers document high-value AI hardware — GPUs, memory, and storage — and improve buyer confidence.
Early Access
Includes
- Listing and asset identity review
- Configuration documentation
- GPU and memory inventory documentation
- Technical evidence collection
- Buyer-facing report
- Lifecycle record starter file
GPUVerify™ Business
Team and organization verification program
AI startups, SMBs, universities, nonprofits, consultants
A recurring verification track for organizations reviewing AI hardware on an ongoing basis, with documentation suitable for boards, funders, and procurement.
Early Access
Includes
- Multiple verification requests
- Team access to the portal
- Evidence review workflow
- GPU and memory inventory records
- Executive-friendly summaries
- Lifecycle record setup
GPUVerify™ Server
Multi-GPU server verification
Infrastructure teams, CTOs, data center operators
Evidence review for multi-GPU servers, covering configuration, GPU and memory inventory, thermals, error counts, firmware, and drivers across the full system.
Early Access
Includes
- Server configuration review
- GPU inventory reconciliation
- Memory module inventory and health review
- Firmware and driver review
- Thermal and error-count review
- Structured verification report
GPUVerify™ Cluster
Multi-rack cluster verification
Lenders, insurers, enterprise procurement, data center operators
Portfolio-scale evidence review for multi-server and multi-rack AI clusters, covering GPU and memory inventory across the fleet, scoped for financing, insurance, and enterprise due diligence.
Early Access
Includes
- Cluster-wide inventory review
- GPU and memory reconciliation across nodes
- Interconnect and topology review
- Sampling and benchmark review
- Portfolio-level risk summary
- Lifecycle record integration
Evidence validation
Submitted evidence is validated against device attestation reports and certificate chains where the hardware supports it, and against collector signatures and internal consistency checks where it does not. Results that cannot be validated are reported as Unverified rather than accepted.
AI Hardware Lifecycle Records
Compute Passport™
The ongoing history and documentation record for AI hardware. Keep GPUVerify™ reports, purchase records, warranties, benchmarks, maintenance events, and ownership-transfer declarations together in one date-stamped asset record.
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Disclaimer
VerifyCompute provides evidence-based review, verification workflows, and reporting for AI infrastructure assets.
VerifyCompute does not guarantee future hardware performance, useful life, resale value, financing approval, insurance approval, or transaction outcomes.
All reports are based on available evidence, documentation, diagnostic data, and review procedures at the time of assessment.