The mobile phone has become a secure computer, but most people haven't realized how to make good use of it.
Imagine transforming idle mobile devices into true computing nodes to provide computing power for the AI and Web3 ecosystems. No need for data centers, and you won't be controlled by cloud service providers because the hardware is in the hands of ordinary users.
The benefits of doing this are obvious—what you get are verifiable, truly transparent computing results, rather than black-box calculations. Decentralized computing networks not only enhance privacy protection but also enable more people to participate in the construction of Web3 infrastructure, breaking the monopoly pattern of traditional cloud computing.
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The mobile phone has become a secure computer, but most people haven't realized how to make good use of it.
Imagine transforming idle mobile devices into true computing nodes to provide computing power for the AI and Web3 ecosystems. No need for data centers, and you won't be controlled by cloud service providers because the hardware is in the hands of ordinary users.
The benefits of doing this are obvious—what you get are verifiable, truly transparent computing results, rather than black-box calculations. Decentralized computing networks not only enhance privacy protection but also enable more people to participate in the construction of Web3 infrastructure, breaking the monopoly pattern of traditional cloud computing.