Put your capacity forward.
Tell us about the GPU, hosting and connectivity you already have. We’ll review whether it fits the pilot.
INDEPENDENT COMPUTE · EUROPE
Your GPU.
A bigger role.
Great hardware deserves meaningful work.
Help shape Dragon 2, an EU compute cluster built around independent GPU operators. Start with a conversation. Get clear terms and hands-on guidance before you commit.
Expression of interest. No bond or hardware changes required.
DRAGON 2 / NODE STUDYEU · 02
Your next chapterFrom spare capacity to a potential pilot.
01 / HARDWARE, WITH PURPOSECONCEPT ILLUSTRATION
01 / REGIONEurope first
02 / HARDWARE3090 / 4090 class
03 / ONBOARDINGAssisted, step by step
See what fits 01 — THE IDEA
A network starts with its operators.Independent machines.
A shared ambition.
Dragon 2 is being prepared as an independent EU cluster in the Cere ecosystem. The pilot brings operators and engineering together to establish what works, on real hardware.
Build with a human.
Selected operators work through setup and validation with the team. Requirements come before changes to your machine.
Understand the commitment.
Review the bond, reward model and operating responsibilities in writing before deciding to participate.
PILOT STAGE
Expressing interest doesn’t reserve paid work or guarantee admission. Launch timing, capacity and provider terms are confirmed during review.
02 — YOUR HARDWARE
Already have
the right kit?
We’re starting conversations with EU operators of RTX 3090 / 4090-class NVIDIA GPUs. Your full setup matters as much as your card.
Tell us what you runPlease wait for confirmed requirements before buying hardware or bonding tokens.
OPERATOR FIT / INITIAL REVIEW
- 01 GPU
- NVIDIA RTX 3090 / 4090 classInclude model, VRAM and GPU count.
- 02 Location
- Hosted in EuropeShare the country and your timezone.
- 03 Connection
- Stable hosting and connectivityTell us your bandwidth and availability.
- 04 Experience
- A willingness to operateGPU hosting, Linux or node experience helps.
Another setup? Describe it in your application so the team can assess it.
03 — THE PATH
A conversation before a commitment.Small steps.
Clear decisions.
Move forward only when the next step makes sense for your hardware and the pilot.
- 01
Introduce your setup
A short application gives us the hardware, location and contact details to assess fit.
YOU + YOUR HARDWARE - 02
Talk it through
If there’s a fit, the team arranges a call by email to discuss requirements and written terms.
A HUMAN REVIEW - 03
Validate together
Selected providers get guided setup. Serving, validation and settlement must be demonstrated before a paid rollout.
AN EVIDENCED PILOT
04 — YOUR NEXT MOVE
Let’s see
what fits.
Tell Archipel about you and your machine. No hardware changes, bond or purchase needed to express interest.
Managed by Archipel.
Martijn is your contact for applications and next steps.
PROVIDER APPLICATIONSTEP 1 OF 3
- 1 Your setup
- 2 About you
- 3 Review
APPLICATION RECEIVED
A good place
to start.
The team will review your setup and contact you by email. You don’t need to change your hardware or bond tokens while you wait.
05 — BEFORE YOU ASK
The useful
details.
Clarity before commitment.
Is Dragon 2 already paying external operators?
This page invites interest in the provider pilot. A current external-provider payment demonstration has not been established for this rollout. Admission, available workloads and payment terms need confirmation before you participate.
What could I earn?
There is no guaranteed earnings figure. The team needs to confirm the reward model, eligible work, available demand, operating costs and payment schedule. You should receive these terms in writing before committing.
Do I need to buy hardware or tokens now?
No. Describe the equipment you already have. Any supported setup, bond amount and funding arrangement must be agreed before onboarding. Expressing interest does not require a purchase or wallet signature.
Can I join from outside Europe?
The initial focus is EU-hosted capacity. You can describe a different location in the application, but the team will need to confirm whether it can be considered for a future cohort.
What happens after I apply?
The operator team reviews your details and follows up by email. If there’s a fit, they arrange a conversation about your hardware, responsibilities and terms. An application is not a guarantee of admission.