Alpha Network and io.net have reached a cooperation, aiming to provide a safe and efficient decentralized environment for AI and Web3 applications
According to official news, the decentralized AI data execution layer Alpha Network incubated by KEKKAI Labs announced a strategic partnership with the decentralized GPU cluster network io.net. This cooperation combines Alpha Network's privacy technology with io.net's decentralized GPU network, aiming to jointly promote data security, popularization of AI infrastructure and industry innovation.
Both parties will explore creating a compliant and privacy-first AI training environment through the io.net decentralized GPU cluster. With the help of io.net's distributed GPU infrastructure, Alpha Network can securely process sensitive training data without relying on traditional trusted environments.
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