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The keys to finally integrating big tech and giving users more control: Vendor Lock-in & Cost — A handful of tech giants control almost all of the internet's infrastructure, leading to high costs and little flexibility for builders and users alike. Cloud Engines are designed to change that. Data Sovereignty — Cloud Engines enable the Internet Computer to run applications on top of traditional clouds, making apps truly independent. Interoperability & Decentralization — The web is fragmented, with critical services siloed across corporate clouds. Cloud Engines bridge these silos, turning isolated big tech infrastructure into integrated, decentralized services. Cloud Engines don't replace big tech — they make it work for us, not the other way around.

There is currently over $1 trillion in Bitcoin - the majority of which is sitting idle. Most Bitcoin holders, including institutions, companies with Bitcoin on their balance sheets, and retail users, do not want to sell their holdings. @LiquidiumFi presents an alternative: Rather than selling, holders can continue to keep their Bitcoin and access value by borrowing against it.

Building on ICP with an AI agent? Come tell us about it - community discussions are open. 👇 github.com/dfinity/icskil…

New ICP Skill: Motoko Language Motoko is one of ICP's native advantages. Now your AI agent can wield it properly: correct syntax, modern libraries, and safe upgrade patterns included. What's inside? 👇 1/2

The Motoko skill covers: → persistent actor (mandatory since moc 0.15.0 - plain actor breaks) → mo:core over the deprecated mo:base - with stable Map, Set, List & Queue → transient var for data that should reset on upgrade (not stable, not flexible) → shared function type rules - what can and can't cross canister boundaries → 10 compilation pitfalls with the exact error code and the right fix Fetch it directly: curl -sL skills.internetcomputer.org/.well-known/sk… Or unlock all ICP skills at once: “Fetch skills.internetcomputer.org/llms.txt and follow its instructions” 2/2

That's March. The full video is worth watching, especially if you're building anything on ICP. youtube.com/watch?v=TPzfA2… 8/8

NNS Dapp Redesign The NNS governance app got a full redesign: cleaner UI, guided neuron creation, simplified following, multi-account support and more. Hear about it from the team that made it happen: 👇 7/8

The DFINITY Global R&D March 2026 recap is here. Here's what the team shipped: 🧵 ↓ 1/8

Diode Collab, by @diode_chain, offers secure communication and collaboration on ICP. This video walks you through setting up your first Zone and creating a fully private workspace — with Wiki pages, zone discovery, custom profiles, and easy invite links — all encrypted end-to-end. Privacy-first collaboration, built on ICP. 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=eTb6TC…

The new NNS app doesn't just look better - it shows you more: 🔹 Total locked 🔹 % of Total supply 🔹 Daily rewards 🔹 ICP price 🔹 Current max minting ... and others The network is constantly evolving — subnet updates, protocol upgrades, DAO launches, community motions. Now, you can actually see it all at a glance. → nns.internetcomputer.org

Q1 Highlights 🧵

The ICP CLI skill covers: → full dfx → icp migration → environment vs. network targeting (-e ic, not --network ic) → version-pinned recipes for Rust, Motoko & asset canisters → canister ID injection via ic_env (no more .env files) → 13 common pitfalls, each with the right fix Works with any agent that can fetch a URL - Claude Code, Cursor, Devin, Copilot - you can simply equip them with the skills using the prompt: “Fetch skills.internetcomputer.org/llms.txt and follow its instructions” 2/2

Docs are for humans. Skills are for agents. ICP now has Skills: machine-readable context files that prevent AI coding agents from hallucinating when building on ICP. First up: the ICP CLI 👇 1/2

When infrastructure becomes programmable and composable, the network itself becomes a platform others can help run and benefit from. The Internet Computer cloud engines model doesn't just give developers a programmable cloud environment - they also create a product for the operators running the compute network. In a way, this echoes how the early internet expanded: thousands of independent networks building and operating their own part of the infrastructure, and benefiting as the network grew.

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