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ChronoScale Holdings Corp (CHRN)

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ChronoScale Holdings provides GPU cloud computing for AI and machine learning developers from Menlo Park, California. CHRN reports earnings on Tue, Dec 29, 2026.

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Dec 29
2026 · Time not announced
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1 Buy
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Northland Capital MarketsInitiated
Sep 18Buy
DateFirmActionRatingPrice target
Sep 18Northland Capital MarketsInitiatedBuy
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About ChronoScale Holdings

ChronoScale Holdings is based in Menlo Park, California. Its main business is cloud computing using graphics processing units (GPUs), which are chips built for heavy computing tasks. The company rents space in colocation centers in Colorado, Minnesota and Utah, where it provides GPU equipment that it owns. Its customers are mainly artificial intelligence and machine learning developers that need computing power to build and run advanced software. The company also plans to sell a separate exoskeleton business, which is not part of its ongoing operations.

Headquarters
Menlo Park, CA