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.
Hyperscalers will soon control 2/3 of global data center capacity.
This will allow them to further control access, set terms and prices that exclude all but the largest companies, and ultimately decide who gets to participate in the AI revolution.
Except when they can't.
Open networks like https://t.co/ZuybGWvjv9 are 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.
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.