While large corporations may try to monopolize access to technological innovations, one decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) provider argues that individuals should also have access to technologies like quantum computers.
At the Future Blockchain Summit, taking place in Dubai from October 13 to 16, TinTucBitcoin interviewed Daniela Herrmann, co-founder of the DePIN Dynex project, to learn how the company plans to provide quantum computing access to the public.
Unlike centralized networks, DePINs use blockchain to create a distributed system. These projects ensure that services are always available and promote innovation and competition.
Dynex co-founder Daniela Herrmann with Ezra Reguerra of TinTucBitcoin. Source: Luna PR
Herrmann explains that quantum computing is an emerging technology that allows for complex calculations that were previously impossible due to exponentially increasing resource requirements. Quantum computing applications range from weather forecasting models to pharmaceutical research.
Innovation is a “human right”
Dynex offers quantum services, claiming to be the first entity to publicly provide access to the technology through a subscription model, Herrmann said.
“If that [quantum computing] is feasible for everyone, imagine you could do a quantum in every personal computer, which means you could very quickly work through higher complexities to find a solution,” Herrmann explains.
When asked why the company wants to provide access to technology to everyone, she said they believe innovation should be available to everyone. Herrmann said:
“This is something we want to do because we really believe that innovation is a human right. It's important to do that. And we launched a subscription model in February, which makes it accessible to everyone.”
Herrmann also added that if someone can't pay the fee, they have an additional business unit that supports pioneers through investment.
Authentication with blockchain technology
When asked what role blockchain plays, Herrmann said Dynex provides a decentralized operating system and ensures ethical integrity.
Herrmann explained that blockchain technology has allowed Dynex to build an operating system maintained by decentralized networks, allowing for ethical integrity through decentralized networks and graphics processing units (GPUs).
Additionally, Herrmann said blockchain also acts as a time-recording tool, helping to provide authentication.
“It's also a timestamping system. If we want to create ethical integrity, let's talk about attestation, and that's done with blockchain,” Herrmann added.
