Website scope
These draft terms address use of the Corgi Compute Market marketing website, educational articles, illustrative charts and team-call scheduling. They are not yet effective. The business responsible for the website must be identified by its full legal name before an operative version is adopted.
These are website terms, not a GPU rental agreement, a service level agreement, a data-processing agreement or an insurance policy. Separate terms presented for an account, order or service must govern that service. This draft does not amend an existing customer agreement.
Product information and availability
The website explains Corgi’s available rental flow and features under development. “Coming soon” identifies a planned capability, not a promise of a launch date or a service you can order today. The marketing website does not take payment, hold GPU inventory or confirm a rental.
Hardware availability, supported configurations, fees and rental conditions must be reviewed in the compute application before purchase. A discussion, estimate or planning request does not itself reserve capacity. A provider inquiry is not approval to list hardware or a guarantee of revenue.
Charts and educational resources
Charts labeled as sample or mock data demonstrate the interface. They are not live quotes, completed transactions, an independently calculated market index or offers to supply compute at the displayed price. Use the application’s current offer and final quote to evaluate a rental.
Educational articles explain general concepts. Examples do not establish your contract rights, promise savings or guarantee a successful resale. Check the agreement that applies to your capacity and obtain appropriate advice for your circumstances.
Acceptable use
Use the website for lawful evaluation of compute services and provide accurate information when contacting the team. Do not:
- Impersonate another person, create deceptive bookings or submit someone else’s contact details without authority.
- Disrupt the website, distribute malware, overwhelm scheduling endpoints or bypass access restrictions or security controls.
- Attempt to obtain private account information, unpublished supplier data or credentials that you are not authorized to access.
- Use the site to infringe another person’s intellectual property, privacy or other rights.
This section concerns the marketing website. Rules for workloads running on rented GPUs need to be provided in the applicable service agreement or compute acceptable-use policy.
Content and third-party rights
Website text, illustrations, software and brand materials may be protected by intellectual-property rights. Rights in third-party photographs, fonts, hardware names and other materials remain with their respective owners. Their appearance does not imply an endorsement or partnership.
You may link to public pages and use the information to evaluate Corgi. This does not grant permission to republish artwork, use Corgi’s identity as your own, or distribute third-party assets. Nothing here restricts rights you have under applicable law or a separate license, including the licenses accompanying fonts or open-source software.
Meetings and external services
When live scheduling is enabled, a meeting is booked only after a successful confirmation. Available times can change before a request is completed. If a submission has an uncertain result, check your email before trying again. A sample-calendar preview does not book a call.
Booking details are handled as described in the Privacy Policy draft. The compute application, external resources and insurance services have their own applicable terms. Information about insurance on this website is not a binder, coverage guarantee or modification of a policy; coverage depends on underwriting and the policy issued.
Website limitations
Website information and functionality may change, contain errors or be temporarily unavailable. The marketing site does not promise uninterrupted access, a particular GPU’s availability or the outcome of a workload. Any actual service commitments must be stated in the relevant customer agreement.
Nothing in this draft is intended to exclude rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded. Liability provisions, governing law and dispute arrangements require review for the identified operating company and customer jurisdictions. No arbitration clause, class-action waiver or monetary liability cap is created by this draft.
Contact and effective version
The operating company’s legal name, business address and legal contact have not yet been confirmed. They must be supplied, along with the intended effective date, before these terms are adopted.
The final terms should explain how changes are communicated and accepted where required. Merely publishing this review draft does not make it a substitute for the agreements or privacy notices needed in the compute application.