Sharon AI Secures Up to $500M via USD.AI

SharonAI Holdings Inc. and its subsidiaries (“Sharon AI”), a leading Australian Neocloud (SHAZ: OTC Markets, SHAZW: OTC Markets), announced USD.AI has approved a debt facility of up to US$500 million for Sharon AI, an Australian AI infrastructure provider building secure, large-scale compute for advanced AI workloads.

The facility enables Sharon AI to access asset-backed, non-recourse financing through USD.AI’s on-chain credit system, which is expected to allow approved GPU deployments to be financed with stablecoin liquidity. The structure is designed to support capital-efficient expansion of AI infrastructure while reducing reliance on traditional bank and private credit markets.

Sharon AI is expected to begin drawing on the facility as early as 1QCY26 to fund US$65 million in initial GPU deployments. The facility allows additional capacity to be financed over time as new infrastructure is validated and brought into operation.

The company recently completed a US$100 million Convertible Note capital raising to accelerate deployments of high-performance compute workloads in Australia and Asia-Pacific. Sharon AI’s infrastructure strategy focuses on delivering secure, high-performance compute optimized for AI training and inference at scale.

The Sharon AI financing facility builds on a growing set of GPU-backed financing facilities enabled by USD.AI, including previously approved guidance facilities with QumulusAI and Quantum Solutions. Collectively, USD.AI has now approved more than US$1.2 billion in guidance and non-recourse facilities for AI infrastructure operators across multiple geographies.

Conor Moore, Co-Founder and COO of Permian Labs, the developer of the USD.AI Protocol, said: "Sharon AI is precisely the type of partner USD.AI was built for – well capitalized with operational expertise and public market discipline, but unwilling to let growth be constrained by slower-moving, legacy financial rails. Their speed to adopt new financial infrastructure allows them to scale quickly to establish a dominant presence in Australia and Asia-Pacific.”

USD.AI’s financing model isolates risk at the infrastructure level by securing credit solely against verified GPU assets rather than corporate balance sheets. Approved deployments are independently validated and converted into standardized on-chain collateral, creating a transparent basis for credit issuance and ongoing monitoring.

This approach allows AI infrastructure operators to scale capacity without dilution while providing capital providers with direct exposure to income-producing compute assets. By anchoring credit to real-world GPUs, USD.AI establishes a clear linkage between deployed infrastructure and on-chain liquidity.

As demand for AI compute continues to accelerate globally, USD.AI is expanding its GPU-backed credit framework as a foundational financing mechanism for next-generation infrastructure. The protocol is designed to support repeatable, institutional-grade deployment of capital into AI compute, aligning blockchain-native settlement with long-duration, real-world assets.

Sharon AI Co-Founder and Chairman, James Manning, said “We are excited to have partnered with such an innovative financier in USD.AI. Their approach to GPU financing is market leading, and we look forward to further deployments with them as we accelerate our compute infrastructure to service hyperscale, research, enterprise and government customers in Australia and Asia-Pacific.”