Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) set to fuel numerous AI projects across globe
Despite still being in its infancy, a new product by io.net is going to amass one million GPUs from independent vendors from all over the globe. The platform is on its way to becoming a first-ever truly decentralized cloud network for the AI era.announces its goal to create a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network for artificial intelligence applications. It will rely on a fully peer-to-peer decentralized ecosystem of over one million geographically distributed GPUs.
Ahmad Shadid, founder and CEO of io.net, stressed the importance of solutions of this type for the upcoming phases of AI disruption:
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