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Fleek is a decentralized edge network initially focused on content delivery.

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Aditya Uttaravalli
Founder & CEO
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Harrison Hines
Co-Founder & CEO
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Janison Sivarajah
Co-Founder & CTO
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Chad Hugghins
Chief Growth Officer

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Series A$25,000,000-
Dec 1, 2022
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Seed$5,000,000-
Oct 1, 2018
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Exploring the Future of Decentralized Infrastructure in Web3 cover
6 days ago
Exploring the Future of Decentralized Infrastructure in Web3
In episode 62 of the Hashing It Out podcast, host Elisha Owusu Akyaw engages with Harrison Hines, CEO and co-founder of Fleek Network, and Kyle Okamoto, CTO of Aethir, to discuss the transformative potential of decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN). They delve into how DePIN aims to disrupt traditional internet infrastructure by decentralizing access to essential resources like GPUs and cloud services, challenging the dominance of major players such as AWS and Google. Hines emphasizes that DePIN represents an evolution similar to what Uber and Airbnb achieved in their respective industries, allowing for community ownership and operation of infrastructure instead of centralized control by corporations. Okamoto critiques the traditional cloud computing model, highlighting its inefficiencies and the oligopolistic nature of leading companies that limit access to critical resources. He argues that decentralized networks, like those developed by Aethir, can democratize access to computing power while enhancing operational efficiency. Both guests acknowledge the complexities of decentralization, noting that not all Web3 projects are fully decentralized, particularly due to the centralization of DNS. However, they express optimism about the ongoing evolution of the sector and the gradual decentralization of various infrastructure components. The episode provides valuable insights into the potential of DePIN to revolutionize existing industries, while also addressing the challenges that lie ahead in achieving full decentralization. The discussion sets the stage for future explorations of how DePIN could influence other sectors within the tech landscape, making it a significant topic for enthusiasts and professionals alike.