Arweave, why AO may be the new real "Internet computer" Golden Finance, why 1kx Network CTO said so

On March 6, Solana ecological DePIN protocol io.net announced the completion of a $30 million Series A financing. io.net stated that the funds raised will be used to build the world's largest decentralized GPU network and solve the AI ​​computing shortage problem.

ao is an Actor Oriented computer running on Arweave, and the network nodes that make up the computer follow the Core Data Protocol. This article briefly introduces the protocol specification, functions and technical details to let builders implement or integrate the service.

Because Arweave has an extremely high data carrying capacity, the DApp platform based on the AO and SCP architecture can greatly save data publishing and storage costs, making it easier to support some scenarios that have a strong demand for throughput.

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There have been recent disputes about AO, mainly around two questions: How does AO achieve verifiability? SCP applications have verifiable features, so how does AO solve the verifiable problem? Does the user need to run a full node?

Fetch.AI's $100M investment in Fetch Compute leverages Nvidia GPUs, empowering FET token holders for innovative AI projects.

What TBC really wants to create is a secure Internet alternative based on blockchain. The Internet becomes a side chain of the Bitcoin blockchain.

Arweave’s newly proposed AO protocol achieves ultra-high performance computing on the public storage chain and even achieves a quasi-Web2 experience.

The concept of DeSci (decentralized science) was first proposed in 2018. Although it has not yet attracted widespread public attention, it is considered by Messari to be a new narrative that is about to explode.