Crunchbits rebrands to Synteq HPC and expands operations into Dallas and Sofia datacenters with 10x growth.

Crunchbits, the high-performance computing provider known for GPU compute, bare metal, and virtualized infrastructure, has rebranded as Synteq HPC, effective immediately, the company announced April 23, 2026. The rebrand reflects Synteq's transition to a global infrastructure platform with two new datacenter locations in Dallas, Texas and Sofia, Bulgaria. The company is experiencing more than 10x year-over-year expansion in compute and storage capacity and backend hardware, while deploying NVIDIA's latest Blackwell-generation GPUs—the RTX PRO 6000 and RTX 5090—at scale and rolling out a major refresh of its virtual dedicated server (VDS) family with VDS Performance and VDS Balanced.

The Sofia facility marks the company's first European presence, extending service to customers across the EU with low-latency access and in-region data residency. The Dallas expansion significantly deepens its North American footprint and supports growing demand for GPU compute, virtualized infrastructure, and dedicated bare metal.

"Crunchbits built a loyal avid customer base by being faster, higher value, and more technically serious for the workloads that actually matter to them," said Taras Kulyk, CEO of Synteq Digital. "Synteq HPC is that same team with the capital, the rapidly expanding footprint, and a roadmap to serve customers at a completely different scale. We will never abandon our roots as we work to grow our expanding enterprise focused offering." Eric Yingling, VP of HPC and Founder of Crunchbits, added that the company has overhauled its backend across every site over the past year, swapping out legacy hardware for newer, more efficient equipment while rebuilding networking and connectivity with full redundancy at every level, from the rack to upstream carriers. "Dallas and Sofia are the newest additions, and every existing site has been brought up to the same standard," Yingling said.

Synteq HPC is confirming that additional datacenter capacity is planned for Q3–Q4 2026, including a new facility that will more than double the company's total global footprint when it comes online. Further product launches and regional expansions are expected throughout the year.