Alpha AI Corporation announced the relaunch of its Alpha Liquid Terminal platform as the ALT/X Compute Terminal, shifting the product's focus to pricing, power, and capacity data for the global AI compute market, according to a press release dated Sept. 9, 2026.

The relaunch follows investments made by Alpha Compute Corp. (Nasdaq: ALP) in both Alpha Liquid Terminal and its parent company, Alpha AI Corporation, the first of which was announced Dec. 16, 2025.

The first public release of the platform includes a compute screener that allows users to compare GPU capacity across providers and regions. The screener covers hardware including Nvidia H100, H200, B200, and B300-class accelerators, with filters for pricing structure, region, and availability. Pricing types covered include on-demand, spot, reserved, and multi-year contracted rates, normalized to a per-GPU-hour basis.

The platform also includes a power and energy data layer covering industrial electricity rates, grid carbon mix, renewable sourcing, and cooling efficiency benchmarks by region. A data center tracking feature covers announced, under-construction, and operational facilities, including operator details and power profiles.

An AI assistant called ChatAnalyst for compute is included, allowing users to query pricing spreads, regional cost differentials, and capacity data in natural language.

Planned additions include expanded provider coverage, historical pricing time series, forward and contract curves, and an API for institutional users. The company also stated that its ALTX token utility framework, which includes pay-as-you-go access and staking for premium data tiers, is being adapted to the compute dataset.

Alpha AI Corporation stated that the ALT/X Compute Terminal operates as a vendor-neutral platform and does not preference Alpha Compute Corp. capacity in its screener results. Alpha Compute Corp. is described as an investor in the platform, not its operator.