The big cloud and AI companies — Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, Meta, Oracle and the major AI labs — are spending billions building giant GPU data centers everywhere, draining water for cooling, dumping heat on neighborhoods, and keeping all the profit in a few corporate hands.

Home Cloud flips that model. Instead of pouring all that money into one mega building, those same companies take part of the same budget and install equipment in ordinary homes. The homeowner pays nothing, hosts the gear, and earns a small, steady passive income. You don't need every home — just enough, in the right places, to absorb the work that would force another megacenter. That money goes to the people instead of into more concrete.

The funders are the hyperscalers (AWS, Microsoft, Google, Meta, Oracle, big AI labs). They bring the money and the real workloads — it's their megacenter budget, redirected to homes and paid out to people.

WeAD does not pay for the hardware. WeAD designs the Home Cloud stack (Power Box + Data Box + AI Box) and runs the platform — the software that routes work, verifies it, secures it, and pays hosts on-chain. In short: the cloud giants bring the money, WeAD brings the design and the network, and you bring the location and earn.

Three small units, wall-mounted like home battery gear you already understand — all funded and installed by the company: