Aethir provides comprehensive insights into Aethir Edge, the cornerstone of its strategy for success in one of the industries with the quickest rate of growth—DePIN, or decentralized physical infrastructure. The goal is to use GPU cloud computing to serve the AI and gaming industries. Aethir intends to launch rewards and native tokens, or ATH, in 2024’s second quarter.
According to Aethir, Aethir Edge is a hardware cloud computing device with vision that can predict the exponential growth of user bases and organizations. The fact that Aethir Edge aims to bank those who have been ignored or rejected by centralized solutions is another factor supporting it.
Perfect in its essence, Aethir’s GPU cloud computing intends to release cloud computing nodes for customers. These can make it easier to utilize the unutilized and raw GPU power from the best ones. Due to its subtle qualities, Aethir Edge has already begun to gain popularity. These have to do with the device’s ability to operate at any noise level and its small enough size to blend into any setting. Significant reductions have been made in the power consumption.
One of the biggest problems in the cloud computing space has been identified as latency. Aethir acknowledged this and promised to use Edge to fix it. According to the release, it has performed well when categorized as enterprise-grade edge computing capacity.
Given that Aethir’s device deployment transcends territorial barriers, its GPU cloud is available throughout a wide geographic area. This is in direct opposition to the conventional cloud mechanism. By bringing the solution closer to them, Aethir eliminates the requirement for users to physically move toward the center of the cloud network.
To return to the topic of the ATH token, Aethir intends to launch the ecosystem’s token soon and utilize it to distribute incentives in the form of passive income. For gadget owners, this would equal a greater opportunity. All they need to do to get access to 23% of the ATH supply is to operate an Aethir Edge device.
To handle workloads requiring a lot of data processing, the technical configurations include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 865 chip and 128 GB of LPDDR5 memory. Aethir Edge boasts 256 GB of UFS 3.1 storage capacity, a 1000M GE LAN port, and WIFI6 2T2R + BT5.2 connectivity.
Aethir’s goal with Aethir Edge is to revolutionize the way GPU power is used in the gaming, ML, and AI sectors. It essentially makes way for a Web3 version of cloud computing that is more effective.
