EigenCloud (formerly EigenLayer) is a verifiable cloud service platform that provides tools for building verifiable applications and services. Combining EigenDA (data availability), EigenVerify (dispute resolution) and EigenCompute (computation), it supports trust and transparency of on-chain and off-chain applications, and developers can build applications such as decentralized markets, on-chain insurance and verifiable AI.

The Render Network provides decentralized GPU-based rendering solutions designed to connect users who require render jobs with people who have idle GPUs to process them. Owners connect their GPUs to the Render Network to receive and complete rendering jobs using OctaneRender. Users send RNDR to the individual performing the render work, and OTOY receives a small percentage of RNDR for facilitating the transaction and running the Render Network.

Acurast is a truly decentralized compute layer hosted across the world offering confidential and verifiable computation secured and powered by the hardware of mobile devices. It Enables projects and their existing Web2 apps like Amazon Lamdas, Google Cloud Functions etc. and all Web3 applications from every ecosystem.

Grass is the flagship product from Wynd Network. Grass lets users monetize their internet connection by selling unused network resources — by selling their “view of the internet.” To individuals, it will appear as a web extension that is downloaded, left on, and forgotten about. It will do its work behind the scenes, helping others to acquire public web data in exchange for payment in the protocol’s native token.

io.net is a decentralized computing network enables the development, execution, and scaling of ML applications on the Solana Blockchain, Putting together 1 million GPUs to form the world's largest GPU colony & DePIN. io.net aggregates GPUs from underutilized sources such as independent data centres, crypto miners, and crypto projects like Filecoin, Render and others. These resources are combined within a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN), giving engineers access to massive amounts of computing power in a system that is accessible, customizable, cost-efficient and easy to implement.

Oort is a decentralized data cloud that helps developers build and scale applications with top-notch security and cost-effectiveness. Oort DEN is a network that allows people to join the rapidly-expanding world of distributed storage and computing. By connecting edge node devices to Oort's network, users can contribute to the network and receive rewards.

Aethir is a decentralized enterprise-level GPU cloud network that provides high-performance computing power services with SLA guarantee, builds a global distributed cloud infrastructure (DCI), and provides enterprises with stable and scalable computing bases to meet computing power-intensive needs such as large-scale AI/ML training and high concurrent real-time rendering.

The Impossible Cloud Network (ICN) is a decentralized approach to cloud infrastructure, providing a platform for managing hardware and cloud resources. It leverages decentralized technologies to ensure data security, integrity, and resiliency. The network functions by pooling global cloud infrastructure under one set of abstractions, removing vendor lock-in and implementing a decentralized Cloud Operating System.

Phala Network is providing dApp developers with an off-chain compute infrastructure. By connecting Smart Contracts to off-chain programs called Phat Contracts, developers can supercharge their dApps with seamless cross-chain integrations, connectivity to the internet, and heavy computation.

Auki is a universal spatial computing protocol and a decentralized machine perception network provides low latency networking for collaborative spatial computing and XR.

Bless is a shared computer protocol, powered by everyday devices automatically connects unused devices with computing tasks that need to be carried out. Users can now power the applications and websites they use automatically, and be rewarded for doing so.

Gensyn is a decentralized AI compute network for training AI models. This network uses blockchain technology to verify that the deep learning tasks have been completed correctly, triggering payments through a token.

Planck is a decentralized compute network designed to harness the processing power of millions of devices making low-cost AI processing a reality for companies.

Perceptron Network is the AI-powered system where users' interactions drive growth and earn real rewards. Perceptron Nodes let anyone contribute to the future of AI by sharing their idle bandwidth and helping gather the world’s most valuable training data.

InitVerse Is An Automated Web3 SaaS Platform Tailored For Emerging Businesses, Facilitating Rapid DApp Development And Deployment With Just A Few Clicks. With The Support Of INIChain And INICloud, InitVerse Can Dynamically Adjust Computing Resources According To Needs, Enabling Efficient Task Processing While Providing Higher Security, Availability, And Scalability.

ARO Network is a Decentralized Edge Cloud project enabling users to turn unused internet resources into income. Running an ARO Node earns ARO tokens, powering real-time AI computation.

Chutes.ai is a decentralized serverless artificial intelligence computing platform that allows users to deploy, run and scale any AI model in seconds.

Datagram Network is a real-time communication DePIN project that provides a secure, scalable and affordable platform powered by underutilized network resources for audio, video, games, AI training and other scenarios. Node operators can directly receive rewards based on their contribution to network performance and uptime.

Exabits is a decentralized infrastructure for AI and computationally intensive applications. Exabits enable users to offer distributed GPU services, data storage, or expertise to the AI communities without the need for a central authority or intermediary. Participants can use their web3 identities, such as a blockchain wallet address or a Decentralized Identity (DID), to engage in the marketplace and provide their services to the AI ecosystem.

Spheron is a decentralized platform designed to harness compute resources across the globe, enabling users to participate in a cutting-edge network flexibly and efficiently to deploy AI workloads on the edge at scale. Its Decentralized Compute Network (DCN) creates a secure and seamless ecosystem by connecting retail-grade GPU suppliers and data centers to provide users the compute power needed for workloads.

Compute Labs is a Compute Tokenization Protocol to financialize AI, enable direct exposure to compute assets, and create compute derivates, empowering investors to effortlessly yield from compute, the currency of the future.

Nodepay is the network infrastructure that provides decentralized bandwidth for AI training. By connecting to the Nodepay Network, users will be able to sell their unused internet to AI companies, enabling the efficient transfer of public training data, labeling, model sharing and remote distributed training.

OctaSpace is a user-friendly cloud platform that grants access to distributed computing, data storage, serving, VPN, and more. Users can also become a host and earn rewards by renting out their spare CPU/GPU or traffic.

Swan Chain (formerly FilSwan), initiated in 2021, is a decentralized infrastructure designed to accelerate AI adoption. Utilizing OP Stack's Ethereum Layer 2 technology, Swan Chain merges Web3 with AI, offering comprehensive solutions across storage, computing, bandwidth, and payments. By tapping into underutilized computing power across a network of community data centers, Swan Chain significantly reduces computing costs by up to 70% while enabling the monetization of dormant computing assets.

The Cudos Network is a special-purpose blockchain designed to provide high-performance, trustless, and permissionless cloud computing for all. It runs on a Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) consensus model, with Validators verifying transactions and supplying compute cycles for DApps to use.

Flux is a decentralized Web3 cloud infrastructure composed of user-operated, scalable, and globally distributed computational nodes. The Flux ecosystem includes: Fluxnodes' decentralized infrastructure, FluxOS cloud operating system, Zelcore self-custody multi-asset wallet and blockchain app suite, and the Flux blockchain for on-chain governance, economics, and parallel assets to provide interoperability with other blockchains and DeFi access.

Ankr is a Web 3.0 infrastructure provider that offers a globally distributed network of nodes for multi-chain access across 40+ blockchains. It makes accessing Web 3.0 easy by providing distributed, multi-cloud blockchain infrastructure for one-click node deployment and management, as well as instant API access to major blockchains and DeFi protocols for developers.

Golem is a peer-to-peer, decentralized computation network that enables a marketplace for computing power. It allows anyone to share and aggregate computing resources, creating a network to share resources. By doing so, Golem hopes to provide software developers with an alternative to traditional centralized cloud service providers, such as Amazon.

Aleph.im is a decentralized cloud computing platform designed to provide on-demand serverless computation, as well as database and storage infrastructure, for decentralized application (dApp) and protocol development. Its increased scalability, privacy preservation, and robust security systems make the Aleph crypto platform well-suited to mitigate some of the inefficiencies that centralized cloud computing platforms can suffer from.

Atlas is a global infrastructure-as-a-service group that drives the evolution of Web 3.0 – the next phase of the internet. They offer a range of value-added services, such as application-specific computing, node infrastructure, networking, hardware, API support, and storage for the Web 3.0 ecosystem.