TenorChip

AI chip debt measured against how long the chips last.

A growing share of AI infrastructure is financed with loans and leases secured by the chips themselves. TenorChip sets each facility's term against the useful life the borrower reports in its own filings and against the customer contracts that pay it down.

Chip value against loan balanceyr 0yr 1yr 2yr 3yr 4yr 5yr 6shortfall at maturityLoan balance, due year 3Chip value

Will the chips securing this loan still be worth anything when it matures?

Facility ledger

Borrower, size, pricing, lenders, collateral and protections for GPU-backed loans, leases and securitizations.

Useful life

The depreciation period each borrower uses for the equipment, quoted from its filings.

Rental prices

What an hour of an H100, H200, B200 or other GPU rents for, from public cloud price lists and rental marketplaces, with history and the contract rates disclosed in filings.

Three clocks

Loan maturity, end of useful life and customer contract end on one timeline, with each facility's contract coverage.

Used by private credit funds, lessors, chip-backed ABS investors and rating analysts.

Part of the West Orange Labs platform.

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TenorGrid

Data center debt traced from lender to ratepayer.

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ExposureGrid

Who holds the debt, fund by fund.

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SunLien

Who holds the lien on a home's solar system.

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West Orange Labs

The company behind all four.

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