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The Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePin) is transforming technology by enabling decentralized projects in real-world infrastructure.
Here’s what’s been happening in the DePin space recently: io.net partnered with Zerebro for AI development, MapMetrics released a roadmap for future token listings, and Fluence’s cloudless virtual machine program gained two new early adopters.
io.net partners with Zerebro
io.net, DePIN GPU computing networkAccording to a press release shared with BeInCrypto, it partnered with autonomous artificial intelligence agent Zerebro last week. Zerebro will use io.net’s decentralized computing resources to enhance its Ethereum validator, which will help integrate artificial intelligence and blockchain technology.
“This collaboration… marks an exciting step forward for autonomous agents and decentralized artificial intelligence in general. Zerebro can be built using io.net’s permissionless global distributed computing network , ensuring that it can continue to operate and innovate,” Tausif Ahmed, chief business development officer at io.net told BeInCrypto.
In recent months, io.net has been working on Several famous DePin/AI partners. For example, it Cooperate with TARS Agreement AI model training costs were reduced by 30% in September. Partner with Zero1 Labs Promote decentralized artificial intelligence development in November. Conducted once Similar collaboration with OpenLedger earlier this month.
MapMetrics announces path to token listing
map indicators, “Drive and Earn” Navigation App and GameFi Token Earnerrecently released a roadmap for the token listing. This news appeared on a recent blog postal A look back at some of the company’s successes over the past year. Particularly outstanding is its DePin “peaqosystem” incorporated into peq This was a key building block for the MapMetrics token launch in August this year.
“While no Peak-based projects have yet launched their tokens, we are pleased to announce that MapMetrics has been nominated as one of the first projects to do so. This recognition underscores the trust in our project and its potential. They The commitment…ensures we are well-positioned for a strong post-launch trajectory,” the post states.
While MapMetrics ranked its upcoming token offering as the most important development, several other achievements received special attention. For example, in October, The company released several major updates Focus on improving the quality of navigation features. By prioritizing this over GameFi functionality, MapMetrics plans for long-term growth.
Fluence gains two early adopters
Finally, cloudless Internet provider Fluence announced that RapidNode and Supernoderz by Spheron will join its DePin Cloudless VM (virtual machine) Alpha testing program. Fluence shared this via a press release from BeInCrypto, and representatives from the company seemed quite enthusiastic.
“Approximately 90% of blockchain protocol nodes and validators are hosted in centralized clouds. We believe that for Web3 to realize its promise of decentralization, it must require its underlying infrastructure to be decentralized. With virtual machines and With the launch of our first batch of partners, Fluence is finally making this possible,” said Tom Trowbridge, co-founder of Fluence.
Fluence says its cloudless virtual machines will eliminate the pain points of traditional cloud-based virtual machines. The company has revealed few details about the exact mechanics of these upcoming products, but claims they will be able to deploy workloads at 75% lower prices than traditional cloud providers.
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