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@ionet CEO Gaurav Sharma just released an article for @TokenInsight about the importance of decentralized compute for the future of AI. Check it out here 👇


Allbirds, a former footwear darling, is transforming into… an AI cloud compute provider. AI infra isn’t a rebrand. It’s capital-intensive, technically complicated, and requires a deep understanding of market needs. Real compute demand isn’t solved by rebranding retail wreckage as a hyperscaler alternative. The hyperscaler alternative already exists and it’s IO. Want hipster kicks, check out Allbirds. Want accessible compute, and leading open source AI models at 70% less than hyperscalers? You know where to look @ionet bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…


Centralized compute is bad for everyone. Not just developers or startups, everyone. Data centres are now buying up 70% of all memory chips manufactured globally, making cellphones and computer up to 20% more expensive. And, data centres now make up 40% of electricity demand growth in the UK alone, pushing utility costs to new highs. But most centralized data centers are only running at 12-18% capacity. So, developers can't get access to or afford compute, and consumer prices are rising while resources are being wasted. The solution? Distributed compute. Check out io.net's Chief Growth Officer, Jack Collier, break it down in an a new OpEd for LBC: lbc.co.uk/article/cloud-…


The US has 5,427 data centers. That's 10X more than any other country. This kind of centralization and concentration of power only benefits the few, not the many. While hyperscalers continue buying up the market, the majority of the worlds developers and AI startups don't have access to the tools and resources they need to even compete. This isn't okay. It limits opportunity. It limits innovation. And, it makes AI worse. That's why we built a platform that makes AI accessible to everyone, everywhere. Find out more at io.net Source: hai.stanford.edu/ai-index/2026-…


Centralized clouds are facing a “power wall”, with new data centers taking 3-5 years to build. This has a massive impact on growing AI projects Startups often can't get access to the compute they need, and if they do it's at a price they can't afford it. You see this with centralized clouds like Together AI, where “Instant Clusters” frequently top out at 64 GPUs. Anything beyond that and you get locked behind sales conversions, long-term reserve contracts, and Institutional delays. We built @ionet to be different. We avoid bottlenecks by aggregating existing data centers into a global mesh. This porvides instant access to thousands of GPUs and savings of up to 70% vs centralized clouds. Read the full breakdown: io.net/blog/io-vs-tog…

Utility. That's what the Incentive Dynamic Engine (IDE) is all about. When DePIN moves away from speculation and to real utility, it opens the possibility of building resilient, sustainable networks that are true alternatives to hyperscalers. That's exactly what we're doing. Want a short overview of how the IDE works and why it matters? Check you our quick guide: io.net/blog/the-quick…


Hyperscalers will soon control 2/3 of global data center capacity. This will allow them to further control access and set terms and prices that exclude all but the largest companies. Except when they can't. @ionet is pushing back by offering affordable and accessible compute to everyone, everywhere. No backroom deals. No hidden costs. No gatekeeping. Transparency. Access. And prices that are 70% less. The future of AI isn't for the few, it's for the many. @ionet is turning on the lights. ciodive.com/news/hyperscal…

Haven't gotten a chance to read full the @ionet tokenomics litepaper yet? No problem, here's the lowdown. The IDE: → Replaces fixed, inflationary token emissions with a dynamic, demand driven model → Provides GPU supplier income in USD-targeted payouts to remove token price volatility → Burns at least 50% of remaining emissions supply over time, creating real scarcity tied to real usage → Introduces a dual-vault system that protects suppliers in downturns, absorbing surplus in upturns Find out more: io.net/tokenomics

AI infrastructure was built for the few, not the many. Private deals are negotiated behind closed doors. The biggest players pay less. Everyone else gets in line. And most of us are left in the dark. But there is a better way. AI shouldn't be a private club few people can afford. It should be an open network everyone can access. Bold ideas are born in the light. Limiting ideas are born in darkness. When we build in the open, we make space for creativity, collaboration, and innovation. The lights are on. Read more about it here: io.net/blog/io-net-is…