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Linkhome launches public marketplace for GPU rentals

Linkhome Holdings announced the launch of GPU Marketplace 2.0 on October 1, opening a public marketplace where customers can rent computing capacity from participating individuals and data centers. The marketplace runs through the Linkhome AI platform operated by its wholly owned subsidiary, Linkhome Technologies. In its SEC disclosure, Linkhome identified reliance on third-party providers for available GPU capacity as a business risk. It also cited the marketplace's early stage and limited operating history, alongside risks involving resource compatibility, reliability, performance and cost.
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