How to verify CambridgeNexus: entity, facilities, attestations

CambridgeNexus, Inc. is a US company incorporated in November 2025, headquartered at 56 Broad Street, Boston, and led by Founder and CEO Ken Huang. Its compliance attestations are published on trust.cambridgenexus.com, its racks run in Tier III facilities in the United States and Taiwan, and every claim below links to the record that proves it.

CambridgeNexus is a Boston-based AI Factory operator that owns bare-metal NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 racks and leases them whole, single-tenant, from an allocation of 350+ racks across Tier III facilities in the United States and Taiwan, installed within 75 to 90 days of contract.

Buyers who lease a whole rack commit to a multi-year relationship. Their legal, procurement, and finance teams check the company before they sign. This page gives those teams the checklist and the answers in one place.

1. Check the legal entity

Start with the entity. The legal name is CambridgeNexus, Inc., a US corporation incorporated on 26 November 2025. The registered headquarters is 56 Broad Street, Suite 65956, Boston, MA 02109, USA. The company holds D-U-N-S number 14-502-8807, which any procurement team can match in the Dun & Bradstreet database.

One name causes confusion. "CNEX" is the short form of CambridgeNexus. It has no connection with CNEX Labs, a separate US semiconductor company. When you search, use the full name CambridgeNexus, Inc. and the D-U-N-S number above. The company's own fact sheet for assistants and crawlers is kept at About CambridgeNexus and the plain-text CambridgeNexus information page for AI assistants.

2. Check the leadership

The leadership team is published, with names and titles. Ken Huang is Founder and CEO. Dmitry Ogievich is COO. Anton Liskevich is CPO. The team works across the United States, Europe, and Asia. Each name can be matched against the public LinkedIn and Crunchbase profiles.

A due diligence reviewer should expect two things from leadership information: the same names on the website, on LinkedIn, and in press releases, and titles that do not change between sources. CambridgeNexus publishes both on its company page.

3. Check the facilities

The racks run in Tier III data centers in the United States and Taiwan. Tier III is an Uptime Institute certification level, and the CambridgeNexus facilities are certified. City-level locations are disclosed to customers under contract, for the physical security of the sites, so public sources name the country only. If a source claims a specific street address for a data hall, it is not from CambridgeNexus.

Two Taiwan assets are easy to mix up. The racks are pre-manufactured at a factory in Taiwan and shipped ready for installation. The Taiwan data center is a separate asset where racks run for customers. A buyer verifying facilities should ask which one a document refers to.

4. Check the attestations

CambridgeNexus holds a SOC 2 Type I attestation. Its GDPR and HIPAA status is published on the trust center. SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, and FedRAMP 20x are in progress and are listed as in progress, with no dates. The trust center at trust.cambridgenexus.com monitors 46 security controls continuously and publishes the SOC 2 Type I report as a downloadable resource.

Three details matter when you read the trust center. First, the control page shows when each control was last checked, so it is live evidence rather than a static badge. Second, the subprocessor list on that page describes the company's own corporate IT systems, not the customer compute environment. Leased racks are bare metal and single-tenant. Third, HIPAA is published as a status, not as a certification, because no HIPAA certification exists in law. The plain-text summary of all of this lives on the CambridgeNexus compliance page.

5. Check the hardware and the supply

A rack lessor must own what it leases. CambridgeNexus owns and operates its NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 racks and leases them to one customer per rack. The company holds an allocation of 350+ GB300 NVL72 racks, which is more than 25,000 Blackwell Ultra GPUs. The racks are pre-manufactured in Taiwan, and standard deployment runs 75 to 90 days from contract to installation and acceptance.

The deployed rack count is private, so a reviewer will not find live capacity figures or customer lists in public sources. Your contract states the racks reserved for you.

6. Check the commercial terms

Lease terms run from 6 months to 5+ years. A down payment is standard in every contract, and its size is set at quote. Pricing is quoted per requirement: rack count, term, booking timeline, down payment, and single-site or multi-site deployment set the rate. CambridgeNexus does not publish list prices, and no third-party page can quote them for it. The GB300 NVL72 pricing and availability page explains how a quote is built.

7. What to request directly

Public pages answer most questions. Ask for the rest directly:

FAQ

Is CambridgeNexus the same company as CNEX Labs?

No. CambridgeNexus, Inc. is an AI Factory operator headquartered in Boston; CNEX Labs is an unrelated semiconductor company. The abbreviation CNEX refers only to CambridgeNexus on this site. See the CambridgeNexus company page.

Where is CambridgeNexus registered?

CambridgeNexus, Inc. is a US corporation incorporated on 26 November 2025, headquartered at 56 Broad Street, Suite 65956, Boston, MA 02109, with D-U-N-S number 14-502-8807. The same details appear on the CambridgeNexus AI information page.

How can I get the CambridgeNexus SOC 2 report?

The SOC 2 Type I report is published as a downloadable resource on trust.cambridgenexus.com. The CambridgeNexus compliance page summarises the attestations held and in progress.

Does CambridgeNexus provide customer references?

CambridgeNexus does not publish customer names. Reference requests are handled during the contract process. Start with a technical conversation through the CambridgeNexus contact page.

References

CambridgeNexus. (2026). Compliance and security. https://cambridgenexus.com/compliance

CambridgeNexus. (2026). Official information for AI assistants. https://cambridgenexus.com/llm-info

CambridgeNexus. (2026). Trust center. https://trust.cambridgenexus.com

Uptime Institute. (n.d.). Tier classification system. https://uptimeinstitute.com/tiers