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io.net is a decentralized GPU network that revolutionizes the way machine learning (ML) applications access computing power. By assembling a vast network of GPUs from independent data centers, crypto miners, and crypto projects, io.net provides unlimited computing power to ML applications, making it a game-changer in the field of artificial intelligence. With its decentralized and distributed model, io.net offers users more control and flexibility, while its permissionless and cost-efficient services make it an attractive alternative to traditional cloud computing providers. By leveraging blockchain technology and the Web3 ecosystem, io.net ensures secure, transparent, and efficient transactions, making it an ideal platform for ML startups and developers. With its focus on sustainability, scalability, and security, IO is poised to disrupt the traditional computing landscape and unlock new possibilities for AI innovation.
io.net is a DePIN project offering decentralized GPU network designed to provide unlimited computing power to ML applications. Its mission is to unlock fair access to computing power by assembling 1 million+ GPUs from independent data centers, crypto miners, and crypto projects.
io.net offers a decentralized and distributed model, providing more control and flexibility to users. Its services are permissionless and cost-efficient, setting it apart from traditional cloud computing providers.
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DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) leverages blockchains, IoT, and the Web3 ecosystem to create, operate, and maintain real-world physical infrastructure. io.net claims to be the first and only GPU DePIN, optimized for machine learning and suitable for all GPU use cases.
IO is the native cryptocurrency of the IOG Network, powering its ecosystem and facilitating seamless interactions between key participants: GPU Renters, GPU Owners (Suppliers) and IO Coin Holders. Making payments in IO on the io.net platform incurs no fees, as opposed to the 2% fee when paying in USDC
You can buy, sell, and trade IO on various cryptocurrency exchanges, such as Binance and HTX.
To store IO, you will need a secure wallet that supports the Solana network, such as SolFlare or Phantom.
io.net ensures data privacy and security through its io agent, which prevents unauthorized containers from running on hired GPUs. Data is encrypted in the docker file system, and network traffic is protected by a mesh VPN. Suppliers with SOC2 compliance are prioritized.
io.net accepts various payment methods, including major credit cards (Visa and MasterCard) and cryptocurrency payments in IO$ and USDC via Solana Pay.
The pricing and billing system functions on an hourly on-demand basis. You will be billed at the final step of your cluster booking, and prices may be subject to change depending on your preferences.
Yes, io.net provides discounts for extended commitments, ranging from 5% to 20% discount depending on the length of your booking.
Creating a cluster with io.net takes less than 90 seconds.
Yes, you can adjust the number of GPUs either with Auto Scaling or manually adding nodes to your cluster. This feature will be available in the next update.
The GPU cluster can be reserved for a minimum of one hour, and there is no maximum limit on the duration.
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