IO.net
By RaAr3sThis DePIN project is 10x more efficient than Amazon cloud
Join me today to see how @ionet_official plans to put 1M GPUs in a decentralized physical infrastructure network.
We'll unwrap:
➙ what's IO
➙ features
➙ products
➙ faster & cheaper than AWS
➙ $IO coin
➙ roadmap
▫️Emerged out of necessity due to the rapidly growing AI compute requirements, which have been increasing tenfold every 18 months, @ionet_official is revolutionizing access to GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) resources for AI and ML.
- this trend was highlighted by OpenAI's rental of over 300K CPUs and 10K GPUs for GPT-3 training, marking the beginning of a compute-intensive era
- makes high-performance computing affordable and accessible
- leverages Solana's blockchain
- io.net use DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) to link unused GPUs together for shared computing power
▫️Key features
1. shared GPUs for extra power
2. cheaper than usual computing services ➡️ saves money
3. scalability due to its high performance
4. uses IO coin for payments
5. strong security & easy to use due to its design not only for experts
▫️Products
A. IO Cloud: decentralized GPU clusters ➡️ manages on-demand GPU clusters for AI/ML apps.
- flexible and scalable GPU access
- cost-effective, up to 90% cheaper
- global GPU distribution
- seamless integration with IO-SDK
B. IO Worker: supply management interface ➡️manages GPU supply operations effectively
- real-time computing insights & device management
- temperature & power consumption tracking
- wallet management & profitability calculation
- simplified device connection process
- strong security & real-time earnings overview
C. IO Explorer: network transparency tool ➡️ provides a detailed view of the network's GPU activities
- real-time metrics on cluster bookings & deployments
- detailed view of clusters & devices
- public display of network devices & transactions
- user-centric design for eady navigation & insights
▫️ Faster and cheaper than AWS
➙ uses underutilized resources like independent data centers, crypto miners, and consumer GPUs.
➙ this approach makes compute services up to 90% cheaper than traditional cloud providers.
➙ creating distributed clusters with AWS is slow due to lengthy processes and requirements like KYC and long-term contracts.
➙ GPU compute acquisition from AWS can take weeks.
➙ io.net doesn't have such restrictions, allowing users to access and deploy clusters in under 90 seconds.
👉 io.net is 10 to 20 times more efficient than traditional cloud offerings due to its speed and cost-effectiveness.
▫️$IO coin
❕IO Coin is set to launch in Q2 2024
➙ Use cases:
- cluster payments and as a gateway for model inference
- rewards for suppliers
- transaction fees
➙ Burn and Mint Economics
- IOSD are a $USD-pegged utility token derived from IO in a burn transaction and used to pay fees on the io.net cloud.
- IOSD is only produced by burning IO.
For a detailed overview, check https://developers.io.net/docs/io-coin-1
▫️Roadmap
My 2 cents
Here's a question that popped out of my head:
In a world where computing power is becoming as essential as electricity, can io.net's vision of a decentralized, cost-effective network truly become the new norm, challenging the giants of cloud computing?