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Ever looked at a cloud bill and wondered what you’re actually paying for?
For AI teams especially, compute can become one of the biggest recurring costs. And the problem isn’t always that you need more infrastructure, sometimes you’re simply paying premium prices for access to it.
@Fluence takes a different approach by connecting workloads with compute from a decentralized network of providers. The idea is to give developers another option beyond depending entirely on the traditional cloud model.
For compute-heavy workloads, having more choice in where that compute comes from could mean more flexibility around infrastructure costs.
The interesting part to me isn’t just “decentralized cloud.”
It’s the possibility of getting the compute you need without automatically accepting the pricing structure that comes with the usual options.
#DePIN #AI #Web3
Ever looked at a cloud bill and wondered what you’re actually paying for?
For AI teams especially, compute can become one of the biggest recurring costs. And the problem isn’t always that you need more infrastructure, sometimes you’re simply paying premium prices for access to it.
@Fluence takes a different approach by connecting workloads with compute from a decentralized network of providers. The idea is to give developers another option beyond depending entirely on the traditional cloud model.
For compute-heavy workloads, having more choice in where that compute comes from could mean more flexibility around infrastructure costs.
The interesting part to me isn’t just “decentralized cloud.”
It’s the possibility of getting the compute you need without automatically accepting the pricing structure that comes with the usual options.
#DePIN #AI #Web3
