Qubic targets institutions with AI mining and speed
Qubic is set to present its decentralised AI infrastructure and high-speed blockchain at Paris Blockchain Week 2026, positioning itself within a growing institutional crypto landscape.
The Layer 1 protocol claims a certified throughput of 15.52 million transactions per second and operates a fee-free network using a deflationary token model tied to computational usage.
“Tokenisation models vary significantly in structure and in the rights afforded to holders,”
The team noted, highlighting the complexity of emerging digital asset systems.
Qubic uses a Useful Proof of Work model that directs mining power toward AI training, while also expanding into Dogecoin mining through a parallel architecture.
The system builds on earlier experiments, including a controversial episode where Qubic briefly controlled over 51% of Monero’s hashrate to demonstrate its computational capacity.
The upcoming Dogecoin integration enables ASIC miners to participate alongside CPU and GPU-based AI workloads without resource conflict, adding a new revenue layer.
With MiCA now active in Europe and institutional players gathering in Paris, Qubic’s live deployment timeline places it at a key moment to demonstrate scalability, interoperability and real-world utility.
At the time of reporting, Dogecoin price was $0.09062.
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