Solana-centric io.net, the decentralized GPU ecosystem, and programmable L1 veteran Injective have announced a collaboration to explore the integration of Injective's iAgent AI agent framework with io.net's decentralized computing network.

io.net integrates Injective's iAgent for data

io.netThe global Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) has entered into a long-term strategic cooperation with... Injection,High-performance L1 for cross-chain transactions. Through this collaboration, io.net is set to explore iAgent, Injective's first AI agent-based SDK.

Technically, iAgent is designed to enable the integration of AI-powered functions with blockchain operations. Using large language models (LLMs) like OpenAI, iAgent allows users to send payments, execute on-chain trades, and perform other blockchain activities through AI-driven commands. The SDK was publicly released on November 19.

Tauseef Ahmed, Chief Business Development Officer at io.net, asserts that introducing iAgent to the global io.net ecosystem will open up new opportunities for digital businesses:

This collaboration reflects our shared goal of creating practical solutions for developers and engineers. By combining io.net's decentralized computing infrastructure with Injective's AI agent frameworks and tools, we aim to address key challenges in AI and blockchain technology by lowering barriers to entry for construction companies everywhere.

As part of the collaboration, the two organizations will explore how Injective's iAgent framework can work with io.net's decentralized GPU network to improve computational capabilities, as well as potential uses for io.net's GPU pricing and data feeds in future on-chain financial products. That Injective may create.

10,000 GPUs and CPUs to boost the new integration

Eric Chen, CEO and Co-Founder of Injective Labs, is excited to begin a new phase in his company's progress in the decentralized AI sector:

AI using blockchain pipelines has seen tremendous development in recent months, and we are excited to see an increase in adoption of iAgent which brings AI on-chain. Now, with the support of io.net with its decentralized computing platform to serve the needs of on-chain AI developers, the use cases and innovation in the booming DeFAI sector can be expanded.

The collaboration aims to advance the intersection between decentralized computing and artificial intelligence by leveraging io.net's distributed infrastructure, which includes more than 10,000 cluster-ready GPUs and CPUs.

This integration seeks to provide AI practitioners with the tools to train, fine-tune, and deploy machine learning models using decentralized resources.

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