Trillium Technologies develops Archeo Futurus, a cloud storage and processing platform built with AMD and Broadcom FPGA hardware that issues ‘compute credits’—prepaid units of compute capacity that can be traded like financial instruments. The Tolly Group has validated these credits and found their pricing to match Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform, and Microsoft Azure, positioning Archeo as a cost-competitive alternative. Trillium already serves several financial institutions and U.S. federal agencies, underscoring early commercial traction. The company believes global demand for compute will make these credits a new, yield-generating asset class and is therefore creating a transparent marketplace for them. Founded in 2025, Trillium reinvests profits into new technology projects rather than maximizing shareholder returns. Proceeds from its latest financing will be used to expand Archeo’s infrastructure, deepening capacity for its growing client base. Management views the ability to securitize and finance compute as a future competitive advantage and core to the firm’s mission of bridging technology innovation with institutional capital.

Total raised

$300M

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Nov 2025