- GAIB and IO.net partnership democratizes GPU compute, offering up to 90% cost reduction compared to centralized providers.
- The collaboration enables GPU owners to generate yield by tokenizing and commercializing their hardware on io.net’s decentralized network.
- GAIB is providing io.net access to H200 GPUs, demonstrating scalable integration between tokenized AI infrastructure and blockchain networks.
Decentralized AI platform GAIB has partnered with io.net to democratize access to GPU computing power across more than 130 countries, potentially disrupting the centralized grip Big Tech companies have maintained on AI infrastructure resources.
The strategic alliance aims to address a critical market challenge: the expensive, centralized control of GPU compute resources. Through this collaboration, developers can access computing power at rates up to 90% lower than those offered by traditional centralized providers. io.net‘s infrastructure provides high-performance compute scaling without the restrictive lock-in periods or commitments typically required by legacy cloud services.
GAIB‘s business model, accessible via its platform, enables companies to raise capital through various financial instruments by tokenizing blockchain infrastructure hardware. This approach creates a marketplace where GPU owners can generate real-time yield by making their computing resources available to AI developers through io.net‘s decentralized network.
The partnership offers a dual benefit system: GPU owners can register their hardware resources on io.net to earn through GAIB‘s tokenized yields, while developers and companies can purchase tokens to access necessary computing power without the prohibitive costs typically associated with AI development.
In a significant demonstration of this partnership’s capabilities, GAIB is providing io.net access to its first H200 GPUs. This move showcases how tokenized AI infrastructure can be integrated across decentralized blockchain networks while maintaining profitability and scalability.
The collaboration represents more than a standard supply agreement—it establishes a framework for the future of AI financing by increasing available compute supply, reducing costs for end developers, and contributing to the broader democratization of decentralized AI (DeAI).
As demand for GPU compute continues to accelerate amid growing competition, the partnership between GAIB (@gaib_ai) and io.net stands as a significant development in ensuring widespread access to critical AI compute resources while establishing decentralized cloud computing as a viable alternative to traditional infrastructure providers.
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