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Green Compute, the renewable compute operator behind Bittensor subnet 110, used its Exploit Summit 2026 presentation to outline its next planned infrastructure expansion: an additional $4 million UK data centre targeted for the end of October.
Josh Riddett told the Montreal audience the company had already brought a $3 million farm-sited facility online and now plans another $4 million site, which they believe could add roughly $300,000 in monthly revenue. The model is built around permanent GPU capacity on UK farms using biogas and other verified renewables rather than grid-queued data halls, with a focus on long-term enterprise inference contracts rather than spare or short-term compute.
Earlier this year, Green Compute reported more than $82,000 in profitable revenue in its first month of Bittensor operations.
In the talk it also pointed to existing commercial work and argued SN110 does not need to sell its own token to stay running, because the off-chain compute business already supports the subnet.
Green Compute posted the full presentation after the event.
