Founder of a listed tool

Ruben Bryon

Founder, Verda, named behind the Verda listing on Anchor Terminal.

Ruben Bryon

Founder, Verda

Ruben Bryon founded Verda, formerly DataCrunch, and is its CEO. He launched its self-serve GPU cloud in Helsinki in 2020, joined by Miłosz and Tamir, and his background is in cloud software and GPU virtualisation. The company raised $13M in seed funding in 2024 and, renamed Verda, a $64M Series A in 2025.

What Ruben builds

  • Verda B · GPU & serverless compute

    Verda, formerly DataCrunch, is a Finnish GPU cloud renting GPU and CPU instances, clusters, serverless containers and storage. Agents use its REST API, Python and Go SDKs, or a CLI with a built-in MCP server in beta.

    Founder, Verda, researched 26 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Ruben Bryon?

Ruben Bryon founded Verda, formerly DataCrunch, and is its CEO. He launched its self-serve GPU cloud in Helsinki in 2020, joined by Miłosz and Tamir, and his background is in cloud software and GPU virtualisation. The company raised $13M in seed funding in 2024 and, renamed Verda, a $64M Series A in 2025.

What does Verda make?

Anchor Terminal lists Verda from Verda. Verda, formerly DataCrunch, is a Finnish GPU cloud renting GPU and CPU instances, clusters, serverless containers and storage. Agents use its REST API, Python and Go SDKs, or a CLI with a built-in MCP server in beta.

How are Ruben's tools graded?

Verda is graded B, 62.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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