Trillium Technologies Launches Compute Credit Marketplace via Percent

Compute credits—units of allocated computing capacity used in cloud platforms and AI services—are increasingly functioning as a new commodity. While traditional capital markets struggle to keep pace with the massive financing requirements of modern data centers, private credit acts as a bridge between high-growth technological innovation and institutional capital. Trillium Technologies, founded in 2025, utilizes Percent’s suite of compliance and deal-structuring tools to bypass the need for building proprietary capital market stacks from scratch.

Prath Reddy, CEO of Percent, noted that the platform’s infrastructure remains asset-agnostic, supporting everything from consumer loan portfolios to the specialized hardware capacity backing AI workloads. With over $2 billion in private credit volume historically facilitated, Percent provides the backend rigor required to manage complex redemption rates and expiration windows inherent to compute assets. J. Christopher Mizer, CEO of Trillium Technologies, stated that the partnership allows his team to focus on building a transparent, liquid market for digital resources rather than the mechanics of issuance. Following a successful initial round on July 10, the company expects to scale its offerings as compute capacity solidifies its role as a core financial asset in the digital economy.