GPU Network Provider Slashes AI Computing Costs by 90% Through Decentralized Platform

Decentralized cloud computing provider io.net is disrupting the Artificial Intelligence infrastructure market by offering GPU access at rates 90% below traditional providers, as enterprises struggle with rising compute costs and hardware shortages in the AI boom

  • Cloud computing provider IO.net offers GPU access at 90% lower cost per TFLOP compared to traditional providers.
  • The platform provides instant access to NVIDIA H100s GPUs within 2 minutes through a decentralized network spanning 130 countries.
  • Built on Solana blockchain, the service implements Proof of Time-Lock to ensure dedicated GPU access and SOC 2 compliance.
  • Platform supports multiple GPU types including NVIDIA 4090s, A100s, H100s, plus apple and AMD CPUs for diverse AI workloads.
  • Global GPU shortage has pushed prices 10-15% above MSRP, creating market opportunity for decentralized solutions.

Decentralized cloud computing provider io.net is disrupting the Artificial Intelligence infrastructure market by offering GPU access at rates 90% below traditional providers, as enterprises struggle with rising compute costs and hardware shortages in the AI boom.

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The platform leverages a distributed network of GPUs sourced from data centers, miners, and individual users across 130 countries, creating a more flexible infrastructure for AI workloads. This approach stands in contrast to centralized providers who rely on fixed data center locations.

The global GPU market, currently valued at $39.52 billion in 2023, faces significant supply constraints. Research indicates that over 50% of organizations are forced to seek alternatives as GPU prices surge 10-15% above manufacturer suggested retail prices.

io.net‘s infrastructure runs on the Solana blockchain, implementing a novel Proof of Time-Lock concept that guarantees exclusive GPU access during rental periods. The platform maintains SOC 2 compliance, addressing enterprise-grade security requirements for AI operations.

Technical capabilities include support for multiple NVIDIA GPU models (4090s, A100s, H100s) and CPU options from Apple and AMD. The service allows organizations to scale computing power on demand through time-based cluster bookings, optimizing resource allocation for specific AI workloads including model training and inference operations.

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The democratization of AI compute access through decentralized networks could reshape how organizations approach artificial intelligence implementation, particularly for resource-constrained startups and enterprises seeking cost-effective scaling solutions in the current market environment.

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