SuperNet will join the Aethir ecosystem to jointly promote the integration of artificial intelligence and digital transformation
The distributed cloud computing platform Aethir and the decentralized blockchain platform SuperNet have reached a cooperation. Both parties will jointly promote the deep integration of artificial intelligence and digital transformation. Through a unique AI operating system, SuperNet will provide innovative solutions for the management and governance of intelligent entities, and support the creation and deployment of customized AI intelligent entities through AI Agent Studio. In addition, both parties plan to carry out more specific cooperation in later stages, using Aethir's distributed computing power to provide operational support for SuperNet's AI intelligent entities, jointly exploring new generation technology application scenarios. Aethir is known for its enterprise-level cloud computing infrastructure, aiming to provide enterprises with strong and reliable computing power support to help business development and improve user experience. SuperNet is a decentralized L1 blockchain platform dedicated to redefining the way artificial intelligence is integrated.
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