Welcome to CyberHive!
Your guide to compute synergy — turning electricity into heating, flexible load, buyer-of-last-resort services, grid balancing, and compute income. All at once, at every scale.
Contact us for tailored solutionsFor Energy Users
Compute heating turns your electricity bill into an income stream. Flexible load means you heat when energy is cheapest — and get paid to reduce when the grid needs relief.
🏠 Apartments
~50 m² · 1–2 kW · ~4–8 USD/day + flexibility income & savings
The Hive_Zero (350–800W) is a beautiful, silent compute heater for living rooms and bedrooms. Cozy warmth that earns money — and can automatically reduce consumption during peak grid demand.
🏡 Homeowners
~100–200 m² · 2–4 kW · ~8–16 USD/day + flexibility income & savings
Hive_Zero for living spaces. Hive_One (700–3500W) for garages, cellars, or ventilation integration. Hive_Aqua (coming) for water heating. All respond to grid price signals.
🏢 Small Business
~300–800 m² · 8–15 kW · ~30–60 USD/day + flexibility income & savings
Hive_Zero for offices. Hive_One for warehouses. Multiple units integrated into HVAC. Flexible load reduces peak demand charges while compute income offsets heating costs.
🏗️ Large Buildings
~2,000–10,000 m² · 50–200 kW · ~200–800 USD/day + flexibility income & savings
Hive_One Clusters in ventilation. Hive_Aqua Clusters for floor heating. Massive flexible load capacity — ramp down in seconds during peak demand and earn from grid services.
🏘️ Towns
~50,000+ m² · 1–5 MW · ~4k–20k USD/day + flexibility income & savings
District heating powered by compute clusters. Hydro-cooled units provide up to 80°C hot water for multiple buildings. The flexible load of an entire town becomes a grid balancing asset.
🌆 Cities
~500,000+ m² · 10+ MW · Millions/month + flexibility income & savings
Massive hydro-cooled compute clusters for city-wide district heating. Megawatt-scale flexible load that stabilizes the regional grid while generating substantial revenue.
🌿 Greenhouses
Year-round growing · 10–500 kW · Profitable heating
Greenhouses need constant heat — perfect for compute. Waste heat maintains optimal growing temperatures while the compute generates income. Extend the growing season and reduce energy costs simultaneously.
☀️ Maximize Your Solar Energy
Valley filling · Surplus absorption · Higher export prices
Solar production peaks at midday — exactly when grid demand and prices are lowest. Valley filling with miners absorbs every surplus watt during those cheap hours, turning what would be curtailed energy into direct compute revenue.
Match consumption to your production curve: ramp up when the sun shines, ramp down when prices rise. Your average export price goes up, and no clean energy goes to waste.
🏭 Industrial Drying & Processing
Agriculture · Timber · Food processing · 50–1000 kW
Drying lumber, curing meat, dehydrating food — all processes that need consistent heat. Compute waste heat replaces traditional heating at a fraction of the cost while generating compute revenue on top.
For Energy Producers
Solar and wind produce most when demand is lowest. Compute load is the ultimate buyer of last resort — absorbing every surplus watt profitably and dramatically increasing your bottom line.
☀️ The Surplus Problem
Renewable energy has a timing problem. Solar peaks at midday, wind blows hardest at night — exactly when demand is lowest. Prices crash, production gets curtailed, and clean energy goes to waste.
What if every watt you produced had a guaranteed buyer?
🛒 Buyer of Last Resort
Compute load is a constant, flexible buyer that absorbs surplus at any price above marginal cost. It ramps from 0 to 100% in seconds, follows your production curve perfectly, and never curtails.
No more selling at 0 øre/kWh. No more negative pricing. Your floor price goes up.
💰 Three Revenue Streams
1. Compute Revenue — Every kWh consumed generates direct income, 24/7.
2. Heat Sales — Waste heat sold to buildings, greenhouses, or district heating.
3. Grid Services — Earn from demand response, frequency regulation, and congestion management.
📈 Transform Your Bottom Line
Surplus energy that would sell at 0–5 øre/kWh instead earns 30–50+ øre/kWh through compute revenue — before counting heat sales and grid services.
Guaranteeing a buyer for 100% of production raises your average export price across all hours.