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| [Golem Network](./depin_specs/compute_networks/golem_network.md) | Decentralized | CPU, RAM, reliable OS, SSD, GPU | Ethereum, Docker | Yes | Yes | Yes | Computing power sharing platform. |
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| [iExec](./depin_specs/compute_networks/iexec.md) | Decentralized | VM with RAM, CPU | Ethereum, Docker | Yes | Yes | Yes | Decentralized cloud computing for dApps. |
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| [Flux](./depin_specs/compute_networks/flux.md) | Decentralized | VM with RAM, GPU, HDD | Custom blockchain, Docker | Yes | Yes | Yes | For flexibility, scalability, and censorship resistance. |
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| [Internet Computer (ICP)](./depin_specs/compute_networks/internet_computer.md) | Decentralized | CPU, RAM, NVMe SSD | Custom blockchain, Canisters | Yes | No | No | Build web apps and internet services. |
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| [Internet Computer (Dfinity)](./depin_specs/compute_networks/internet_computer.md) | Decentralized | CPU, RAM, NVMe SSD | Custom blockchain, Canisters | Yes | No | No | Build web apps and internet services. |
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| [io.net](./depin_specs/compute_networks/io_net.md) | Decentralized | NVIDIA/AMD GPUs, multi-core CPUs | Ray, Kubernetes, PyTorch/TensorFlow | Yes | Yes | No | GPU/CPU aggregator for AI/ML workloads. |
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title: io.net
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description: Detailed information about io.net
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sidebar_position: 7
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# io.net
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## Overview
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io.net is a decentralized AI computing network built on Solana, designed to aggregate underutilized GPU resources globally to power AI and machine learning applications. By leveraging a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN), io.net connects independent data centers, crypto miners, and projects like Filecoin and Render to provide scalable, cost-effective computing power. Founded by Ahmad Shadid (later succeeded by Tory Green in 2024), the platform aims to democratize access to GPU resources, reducing costs by up to 90% compared to traditional cloud services.
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## Key Features
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- **Currency:** $IO (native token) and $IOSD (USD-pegged stablecoin).
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- **Buying Currency:** Available on exchanges like Binance, where it was listed via a Launchpool campaign in June 2024.
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- **Utility:**
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- **Payments:** $IO is used to pay for GPU/CPU rentals and transaction fees; $IOSD offers stable pricing.
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- **Staking:** Stake $IO to secure the network, earn block rewards, and participate in governance.
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- **Governance:** $IO holders vote on protocol upgrades and ecosystem decisions.
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- **Automation:**
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- AI-driven dynamic resource allocation optimizes task distribution based on hardware specs, location, and cost.
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- Smart contracts automate payments, slashing penalties, and reward distribution.
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- **API:** Yes. Integrates with Ray and Kubernetes for scalable AI/ML workflows.
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- **User Perspective:**
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- **Developers:** Deploy AI models, access 1M+ GPUs, and use tools like IO Cloud for cluster management.
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- **Providers:** Monetize idle GPUs/CPUs through hourly rewards and staking.
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## How It Works
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1. **Resource Aggregation:**
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- GPU/CPU providers register devices on io.net, which are verified and pooled into a global network.
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2. **Task Allocation:**
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- Users submit compute jobs (e.g., AI training), and the platform dynamically assigns tasks to optimal hardware using smart scheduling algorithms.
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3. **Execution & Payment:**
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- Jobs run on distributed nodes, with results validated via test cases. Payments in $IO/$IOSD are automated via blockchain.
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## Staking
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- **Staking Requirements:**
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- Minimum stake per GPU: 200 $IO. High-end GPUs (e.g., NVIDIA H100) require 10x multiplier (16,000 $IO for 8 H100s).
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- 14-day cooldown period for unstaking.
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- **Rewards:**
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- **Block Rewards:** Distributed hourly—80% to GPU providers, 20% to CPU providers.
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- **Slashing:** Malicious actors lose staked $IO; slashed tokens are burned after a 1-month appeal window.
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## Documentation
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For technical guides, tokenomics, and API integration:
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- [io.net Docs](https://docs.io.net/)
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- [Staking Guide](https://docs.io.net/docs/staking)
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- [Rewards & Wallets](https://docs.io.net/docs/rewards-wallets)
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## Additional Resources
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- **Official Links:**
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- [Website](https://io.net) | [GitHub](https://github.com/ionet-official) | [Twitter](https://x.com/ionet)
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- **Community:**
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- [Telegram](https://t.me/io_net) | [Discord](https://discord.gg/ionet)
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- **Partnerships:**
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- Collaborations with Aptos Labs, Aethir, and Mind Network enhance AI security and cross-chain interoperability.
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## Ecosystem Components
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| Product | Functionality |
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| **IO Cloud** | Manages decentralized GPU clusters for AI/ML deployments. |
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| **IO Worker** | Dashboard for providers to monitor hardware performance and earnings. |
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| **IO Explorer** | Analytics tool tracking network activity, rewards, and resource utilization. |
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## Tokenomics
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- **Initial Supply:** 500M $IO (20M allocated to Binance Launchpool).
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- **Max Supply:** 800M $IO over 20 years, with deflationary rewards decreasing 1.02% monthly.
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- **Distribution:**
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- 50% to community, 20% to investors, 20% to core contributors, 10% ecosystem fund.
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