Founder of a listed tool

Brian Model

Co-founder, Thunder Compute, named behind the Thunder Compute listing on Anchor Terminal.

Brian Model

Co-founder, Thunder Compute

Brian Model is co-founder and CTO of Thunder Compute, a GPU cloud and virtualisation company from Y Combinator's Summer 2024 batch. He was previously a quantitative developer at Citadel Securities, and his Y Combinator profile also lists Google and Instagram.

What Brian builds

  • Thunder Compute C · GPU & serverless compute

    Thunder Compute is a US GPU cloud renting RTX A6000, L40, A100 and H100 instances by the minute and GPU sandboxes by the second. Agents use its REST API, a hosted MCP server with OAuth, or the tnr CLI.

    Co-founder, Thunder Compute, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Brian Model?

Brian Model is co-founder and CTO of Thunder Compute, a GPU cloud and virtualisation company from Y Combinator's Summer 2024 batch. He was previously a quantitative developer at Citadel Securities, and his Y Combinator profile also lists Google and Instagram.

What does Thunder Compute make?

Anchor Terminal lists Thunder Compute from Thunder Compute. Thunder Compute is a US GPU cloud renting RTX A6000, L40, A100 and H100 instances by the minute and GPU sandboxes by the second. Agents use its REST API, a hosted MCP server with OAuth, or the tnr CLI.

How are Brian's tools graded?

Thunder Compute is graded C, 56.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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