Gonka's computing power exceeds 5,000 H100 equivalent sheets, and it is fully integrated with mainstream AI devices.

Gonka, a decentralized AI computing network, recently announced its latest network operation data: the total network computing power has exceeded 5,000 H100 equivalent computing power, capable of supporting the training of billions of large-scale models and global large-scale inference services. With the continuous growth of computing power supply, the average daily reward per H100 in the network is currently approximately 106.69 GNK. Gonka also supports access from nearly 20 mainstream AI devices, including 3080, 4090, H100, H200, B200, and L20X, providing highly compatible mining capabilities for global users. The Gonka network adopts a community-driven decentralized architecture, distributing GNK incentives to computing power contributors through an on-chain verifiable consensus mechanism. Its goal is to build a globally covered, transparent, trustworthy, and auditable open AI computing infrastructure, providing an on-demand scalable computing power foundation for AI training and inference. Public information shows that Gonka was incubated by the US AI development company Product Science Inc. Founded by siblings Libermans, former core product directors at Snap Inc., the company completed an $18 million funding round in 2023. Investors in this round included OpenAI investor Coatue Management, Solana investor Slow Ventures, K5, Insight, and several partners from Benchmark. Furthermore, Gonka's early contributors included several well-known industry organizations such as 6 Blocks, Hard Yaka, Gcore, and Bitfury, providing crucial support for the network's global scalability, underlying technological capabilities, and infrastructure deployment.