GPU & Compute
Sale-Leaseback
Turn compute you already own into capital for the next build. Alliance arranges sale-leasebacks on GPU clusters, servers and data center hardware — you free up equity, keep the equipment running, and redeploy the proceeds.
How a Compute Sale-Leaseback Works
Unlock Trapped Equity
Convert owned GPU, server and compute hardware into immediate working capital.
Keep Running, Uninterrupted
The equipment never leaves your facility — you keep operating while the structure settles.
GPU & AI Compute
Sale-leaseback on GPU clusters and AI accelerators, including recently deployed hardware.
Full Data Center Estates
Servers, storage, networking and supporting infrastructure, individually or as a portfolio.
Fund the Next Build
Redeploy the proceeds into expansion, new clusters or operating runway.
Operating or Capital Structure
Structured to fit your balance-sheet and tax position, with payments aligned to revenue.
Structured for High-Value Compute
Operating Lease
Keep fast-depreciating hardware off your balance sheet and align cost with its useful life — ideal for compute on a refresh cycle.
Capital Lease
A path to ownership — the asset sits on your balance sheet with the associated tax depreciation, ending in a nominal buyout.
Sale-Leaseback
Unlock equity in compute you already own.
Syndicated Facilities
Larger deals arranged across our 70+ lender network.
How Technology Financing Works
Scope the transaction
We review the equipment, the structure you need, and how the deployment and revenue are contracted.
Structure & place
Your transaction is structured and taken to the institutional lenders best suited to the asset class and facility size.
Terms, syndication & funding
We negotiate terms, arrange syndication where needed, and fund — with payments aligned to your build and revenue.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a GPU sale-leaseback?
You sell GPU or compute hardware you already own to a funder and lease it straight back. You receive a lump sum of capital, keep using the equipment without interruption, and pay over the lease term.
Why would an operator do a sale-leaseback on compute?
To free up capital trapped in already-owned hardware — often to fund the next build, expand capacity, or extend operating runway — without selling the equipment or stopping operations.
Can we sale-leaseback recently purchased GPUs?
Often yes. Recently deployed, current-generation GPU hardware tends to hold strong residual value, which is exactly what makes it well-suited to a sale-leaseback.
Does the equipment leave our facility?
No. The hardware stays in place and keeps running throughout — only the ownership and payment structure change.
Where do you provide financing?
Across the United States and Canada, and internationally on select transactions, through a network of 70+ institutional lenders.
Ready to unlock capital from your compute?
One conversation puts your transaction in front of our institutional lender network. We arrange sale-leasebacks on GPU and data center hardware so you can free up equity and fund what is next.
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