AI factories are provisioned for nameplate worst case, but real fleets run 20–30% below it. Autropic measures that gap on your silicon, enforces it safely at the GPU driver, and turns it into committed, independently verifiable capacity — with evidence your tenants, lenders and auditors can check without trusting anyone.
Three stages, nothing skipped — and the first one touches nothing at all.
A thin agent observes your fleet's real worst-case draw per GPU under production load. A confidence-staged baseline forms — conservative same-day, firm when the worst case has provably settled — and is cryptographically sealed.
Power envelopes land at the GPU driver — reductions only, always above each GPU's measured worst case, with an automatic relief valve and a verified stop at fleet, rack or single-GPU level. The freed headroom becomes committed capacity: a firm number that cannot move with load.
Every baseline seals into a tamper-evident chain that a tenant, lender, valuer or auditor can check independently. Refusals are recorded with reasons. You can copy a snapshot — you cannot copy a history.
Autropic sells no power, no GPUs and no colocation space — verification is the entire business. Every incumbent who could give you this number is a party to the trade. We are the referee.
NOC-grade from the first screen: live fleet telemetry and thermal mapping, alert cards with remedies and runbooks, Prometheus/Grafana integration, ESG reporting with grid-region emission factors, multi-site portfolio rollup — and fully self-hosted, air-gapped deployment for high-security environments.