Fetch.AI, a blockchain network focusing on artificial intelligence, has announced ambitious plans following a recent $100 million infrastructure investment, as disclosed in a Mar. 5 statement to CryptoSlate.
Fetch.AI Secures $100 Million for Launch of Fetch Compute: Leveraging Nvidia's GPUs to Foster Innovation
Securing $100 million in infrastructure development funding, Fetch.AI is set to launch Fetch Compute. This initiative will leverage Nvidia's advanced GPUs, including the H200, H100, and A100 models, to provide developers and users with robust computing capabilities. The aim is to foster innovation within Fetch.AI's ecosystem by facilitating the exploration of intricate models and solutions. The funding originates from the Fetch Ecosystem Fund, demonstrating the network's proactive approach to addressing GPU scarcity and supporting developers.
Humayun Sheikh, CEO of Fetch.AI, emphasized:
"Fetch Compute is not just an infrastructure investment; it's an investment in the future of AI and the ecosystem of innovative developers who are pushing the boundaries of what's possible with our platform."
Fetch.AI Launches Reward System Empowering FET Token Holders in Fetch Compute Ecosystem
In conjunction with the Fetch Compute launch, Fetch.AI will introduce a new reward system benefiting FET token holders. Starting Mar. 7, FET holders can accumulate Fetch Compute Credits, enabling them to offset GPU usage fees and access the decentralized Fetch compute network's computational resources. Additionally, FET can be used to pay for Compute usage. This development aims to support creators engaging in resource-intensive decentralized AI projects, providing them with substantial compute resources and tools.
Sheikh noted:
"By marrying substantial compute resources with our unique compute credit system, we're ensuring that our community has the support and tools necessary to bring their visionary AI projects to life."
Despite recent reports of financial troubles leading to a surge in FET's value by over 240% in the past month, Fetch.AI refutes such claims, asserting its commitment to advancing AI blockchain technology.