FAQ
How does IO.NET work?
IO.NET is a Solana-based DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) platform that enables users to share, rent, and monetize GPU (and CPU) computing power globally. Individuals and data centers can connect their hardware to the IO.NET network, making it available for AI, machine learning, and high-performance computing workloads. Clients can access decentralized GPU clusters on demand, paying instantly via Solana Pay, while providers earn rewards for supplying compute power.
Is IO.NET a secure platform?
IO.NET prioritizes security with SOC2 compliance, end-to-end encryption, and transparent on-chain records of all compute jobs and inferences. The platform uses a reputation scoring system for suppliers and leverages Solana’s blockchain for fast, secure, and auditable transactions. Only verified and trusted suppliers can provide premium services, further enhancing network reliability and user trust.
How to use IO.NET?
To use IO.NET, GPU owners install the IO.NET worker software and connect their hardware to the network, setting their availability and pricing. Clients can browse available clusters, select optimal GPUs for their needs, and deploy machine learning or AI workloads with pre-configured stacks. Payments are made instantly on Solana, and both providers and users can monitor performance and earnings through the IO.NET dashboard.
What services does IO.NET offer?
IO.NET offers global on-demand access to GPU and CPU clusters, decentralized AI model deployment, smart agent integration, and easy API access for developers. The platform supports scalable, flexible compute clusters, green data center options, and transparent chip ranking and supplier reputation scores. Providers earn in SOL, while clients benefit from industry-leading prices and instant access to high-performance compute resources.
