Boost Run

Case study from @vcluster: How Neocloud Provider Boost Run Brought a GPU-Native Managed Kubernetes Service to Market in Under 45 Days vcluster.com/case-studies/b…

"We continue to operate with a primary focus on our unit economics and profitable growth, and we want to reiterate our comfort with our depreciation policy, as well as the adjusted EBITDA margin and free cash flow margin metrics as disclosed in Willow Lane's 8-K dated September 16, 2025." - Erik Guckel, Boost Run CFO, from this week's announcement Full announcement: prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

This week, Boost Run announced new next-gen GPU supply orders with @DellTech and additional supply orders with Boost Run's existing GPU provider. These relationships provide further visibility into hardware availability at a time when demand for advanced AI systems continues to outpace supply across the industry. Full announcement: prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

"While we had previously communicated an expectation that we would deploy $100 million of capacity in the first quarter of 2026, we now anticipate that we will deploy at least $250 million of the latest generation of GPUs in that timeframe, while adding additional access to meaningful incremental power and infrastructure." - Andrew Karos, Boost Run CEO, from this week's announcement Read the full announcement here: prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

'@fluidstack, a leading AI cloud platform, has entered into a two-year $127 million contract with Boost Run to facilitate inference and training clusters for customers within its world-class portfolio. "Fluidstack has some of the most important and visible customers in Inference and Generative AI. Fluidstack's continued confidence in our ability to execute is great validation for what we have built and continue to build here at Boost Run." - Andrew Karos, CEO Full announcement: prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Yesterday, Boost Run announced a series of commercial agreements as it prepares to merge with Willow Lane Acquisition Corp. (Nasdaq: $WLAC). → $127M contract with @fluidstack → Next-gen GPU supply orders with @DellTech → Expanded data center partnership → Financing relationships with Dell and Data Sales Boost Run now anticipates deploying at least $250 million of the latest generation of GPUs in Q1 2026, up from the previously communicated $100 million. "We continue to operate with a primary focus on our unit economics and profitable growth, and we want to reiterate our comfort with our depreciation policy, as well as the adjusted EBITDA margin and free cash flow margin metrics as disclosed in Willow Lane's 8-K dated September 16, 2025." - Erik Guckel, CFO Full announcement: prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

Boost Run featured on the @Nasdaq Tower in Times Square following the announcement of our business combination with Willow Lane Acquisition Corp.

The best AI model in the world is useless if your infrastructure can’t keep up. Benchmarks and breakthroughs dominate the headlines. But none of it matters if the compute layer fails. That’s why the real moat in AI isn’t the model. It’s the infrastructure layer that every model depends on.

Certifications like SOC2, HIPAA, and ISO27001 don’t always mean what you think. Sometimes they only apply to the facility, not the provider managing your infrastructure. That means the team provisioning your servers, setting access controls, and handling customer data might not be certified at all. For regulated AI workloads, that’s a major risk. Always ask: who actually holds the certification? Boost Run is certified at both levels: facility and operator.

Boost Run delivers what GPUaaS buyers actually expect: Predictable performance, certified infrastructure, and dedicated GPUs.

What many providers actually deliver: – Variable, slowed performance – Not certified / non-compliant – Shared, virtualized slices

GPUaaS buyers expect dedicated, certified GPUs with predictable performance. What they often get instead are shared, uncertified slices that slow them down.

Built for high performance compute (HPC). Certified for regulated workloads. Enterprise AI depends on infrastructure that’s fast, secure, and built for real-world demands. Boost Run is built for teams that need AI-grade compute with bare metal performance, zero virtualization overhead, and a secure AI cloud they can rely on.