Latest Aethir News

Aethir partners with Return Entertainment to bring decentralized GPU cloud infrastructure to smart TV gaming, unlocking a new audience for the gaming industry. By offloading GPU-intensive workloads to the cloud, players can enjoy premium cloud gaming with just a stable internet connection. The move follows Return Entertainment's debut of Rivals Arena on Samsung TVs in the US, offering a QR code scanning gameplay experience. Aethir boasts the largest fleet of Nvidia H100 Tensor Core GPUs in the web3 industry, with a testnet for cloud gaming on Ethereum's Layer 2 network. Samsung deepens its web3 gaming partnerships, including Illuvium, allowing Web3 TV owners to view in-game NFTs on their television devices.

Aethir token (ATH) experiences a 35% surge after being listed on South Korea's top exchanges, Upbit and Bithumb. The token, known for its applications in AI and gaming, solidifies its presence in the market. With a strong market debut and trading incentives, Aethir aims for new highs amidst sector growth. Despite the revenue success and increased open interest, caution is advised as no DePin project has proven long-term viability yet. The surge in open interest and trading volume indicates a volatile market environment for Aethir.

A decentralized smartphone, APhone, has partnered with Aethir to introduce a new scaling solution that significantly reduces user costs while increasing capacity. The solution allows APhone to handle over 800,000 daily users at a fraction of the previous cost, thanks to Aethir's distributed GPU cloud computing network. Additionally, APhone will integrate Aethir Edge, an AI device that enhances the performance and security of Web3 applications. The partnership is expected to save APhone over $3.2 million quarterly and could propel the decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN) industry, which is projected to reach a $3.5 trillion market by 2028.

InfStones, a prominent blockchain infrastructure provider, has introduced a Node-as-a-Service (NaaS) product, simplifying the process of setting up nodes for Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks (DePINs). This innovative solution allows users to engage with DePIN communities effortlessly, shaping the future and earning rewards. InfStones' NaaS product has been instrumental in the adoption of new blockchain platforms, particularly for Aethir, a cloud computing platform that has seen significant node operator growth through this partnership.

Aethir, a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePin) startup, has reported a substantial revenue of $36 million this year, reflecting a 10% monthly growth. The company's growth is propelled by the high demand for artificial intelligence and gaming services offered through its Platform-as-a-Service (PaaS). Aethir's PaaS model facilitates the development, testing, and deployment of GPU-accelerated applications, which are crucial for AI, cloud gaming, and edge computing. The company's decentralized network structure offers a cost-effective and scalable alternative to traditional GPU setups, which often face issues with high costs, scalability, and security. Aethir claims its solution is up to 60% more cost-effective than services like Amazon Web Services (AWS). Despite the company's impressive revenue and advancements, the price of Aethir's token (ATH) has struggled since its listing on crypto exchanges.

Cloud gaming is set to revolutionize the gaming industry by offering high-quality experiences without the need for expensive hardware. DePin aims to address the infrastructure challenges of cloud gaming through edge computing, reducing latency and enhancing responsiveness. Aethir Edge, an AI device, is a key component of DePin's architecture, enabling high-end, localized computation for seamless gaming. Additionally, partnerships between companies like Flux and YOM within the DePin ecosystem are optimizing cloud gaming services, providing decentralized alternatives to traditional consoles.

Crypto analysts are predicting a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePin) supercycle, driven by Web3 and AI advancements, reminiscent of the early Internet era. DePin aims to decentralize applications currently dominated by tech giants like AWS and Google Cloud. The AI sector is particularly active, with growing demand for GPUs as AI models become more complex. Projects like io.net and Aethir are expected to secure significant market shares early on. DeFi analyst Cyril points to altcoins like Helium's MOBILE, OriginTrail's TRAC, and Nosana's NOS as having potential in the DePin ecosystem. Other noteworthy tokens include Theta Network's THETA for decentralized video streaming and The Graph's GRT for organizing blockchain data for efficient Web3 applications. Render (RNDR) and Filecoin (FIL) are also contributing to the DePin infrastructure, showcasing the growing integration of blockchain in real-world applications.

MetaGravity and Aethir have joined forces to revolutionize the gaming industry with their partnership. MetaGravity's HyperScale Engine provides developers with a massive compute budget, allowing for the creation of expansive, scalable game worlds. Aethir's decentralized cloud infrastructure locates underutilized GPUs and offers them as a service, enhancing accessibility and reducing costs. Together, they enable developers to scale backend simulation and front-end pixel streaming capabilities, fostering a new era of multiplayer online gaming. Their collaboration also includes an R&D roadmap to advance decentralized physical infrastructure (DePIN), marking a significant step towards the third-generation internet and a paradigm shift in computing infrastructure.

APhone, a decentralized cloud-based smartphone, is set to challenge the dominance of Apple and Google with the launch of its AppNest store, which will not charge developers any fees. The store will support both decentralized applications (dApps) and traditional web2 apps, offering an alternative to the steep fees charged by the tech giants. APhone's chief business officer, William Paul Peckham, stated that the goal is to democratize technology access and provide a full Web3 experience to users worldwide. The AppNest store will support popular web3 apps like MetaMask, Phantom, and Binance, as well as web2 apps such as WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram, and ChatGPT. The store is exclusively available through the APhone app. APhone is powered by Aethir, a decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) provider, which allows the smartphone to run both advanced Web3 applications and conventional apps on any web browser-compatible device.

Aethir, a new project in the GPU distribution sector, aims to disrupt the global GPU market by addressing the supply issue caused by high demand from AI and gaming. The project has successfully launched its cloud service, offering on-demand GPU compute solutions. With a focus on the enterprise side, Aethir connects businesses with high-powered GPU chips like NVIDIA's H100s for machine learning and AI applications. The platform claims to have the largest GPU network in the DePIN sector, providing over 43,000 enterprise-grade GPUs with a 99.99% uptime across 23 countries. Aethir's decentralized approach pools underutilized GPU power and distributes it where needed, making it a cost-effective and efficient solution for industries like cloud gaming. The project also features its native $ATH token, used for network services, governance participation, and staking. Despite challenging market conditions, the token has performed well since its launch on June 12th.