Boost Run Inc. provides purpose-built infrastructure and cloud services for high-performance AI workloads by offering the latest NVIDIA GPU servers within top-tier data centers, enabling customers to run high-performance compute, inference, and training jobs in certified, affordable, and secure environments. The company combines powerful GPU hardware with stringent security measures and compliance to deliver a platform for AI and HPC that maximizes the value of data, models,…
Boost Run Inc. provides purpose-built infrastructure and cloud services for high-performance AI workloads by offering the latest NVIDIA GPU servers within top-tier data centers, enabling customers to run high-performance compute, inference, and training jobs in certified, affordable, and secure environments. The company combines powerful GPU hardware with stringent security measures and compliance to deliver a platform for AI and HPC that maximizes the value of data, models, and intellectual property. Boost Run operates a distributed network of data centers through strategic partnerships with TierPoint and other parties, maintaining four active facilities as of the third quarter of 2025.
Boost Run generates revenue through on-demand consumption and variable-term contracts for GPU compute infrastructure, including bare metal servers and custom cluster solutions via its Request for Build (RFB) program. The company offers flexible pricing models, ranging from hourly rentals to multi-month commitments, allowing customers to pay only for what they use while maintaining dedicated infrastructure performance. Revenue is derived from enterprise customers across regulated industries such as government, aerospace and defense, healthcare, financial services, energy, higher education, and scientific research.
The company operates through the following segments:
- Bare Metal Instances: This segment provides customers with access to GPU servers in their raw hardware form, ensuring maximum performance without virtualization overhead for latency-sensitive workloads. These instances support the latest NVIDIA GPU architectures, including the Hopper and Blackwell series, and are interconnected with high-speed networking technologies such as NVLink and RoCEv2. Customers can scale configurations up or down based on their AI application requirements, including storage and network specifications.
- Request for Build (RFB) Program: This segment enables customers to work closely with Boost Run experts to design and deploy fully customized cluster solutions tailored to specific AI workloads. Through the RFB process, customers choose from an extensive range of GPU options, specify storage needs such as high-performance NVMe SSDs or scalable object storage, and define network requirements including dedicated IP addresses and bandwidth allocation. The program supports complex deployments for mission-critical sectors like healthcare, financial services, and government, where compliance and performance are paramount.
Boost Run has positioned itself as a specialized infrastructure enabler in the AI compute market, differentiating itself from traditional cloud providers by focusing on enterprise-grade compliance and bare metal performance for regulated industries. The company holds key certifications including SOC2 Type 1 & 2, HIPAA, ISO27701, and ISO27001, which create barriers to entry and build trust with customers in sectors requiring stringent data protection. Its competitive advantages stem from a compliance-first approach, expert support for custom cluster design, and rapid deployment capabilities powered by Infrastructure as Code (IaC) automation.
Boost Run serves a diverse customer base across regulated and high-performance industries, including financial services firms, healthcare and life sciences organizations, geospatial and earth observation companies, AI startups, infrastructure brokers, and digital asset companies. Specific customers accounting for significant revenue include RunPod Inc., Shadeform, Inc., and Manifold Labs, Inc., which together represented approximately 75.9% of the company’s audited revenue for the year ended December 31, 2025. The company also serves government agencies through its partnership with Carahsoft, enabling access to federal, state, and local government contract vehicles.