Eesee (a popular digital asset marketplace and launch pad) recently announced an exclusive partnership. According to the platform, it joins forces with Kaisar Network, a well-known GPU-as-a-service protocol that facilitates the end users and GPU providers. The platform used its official social media account to provide insight into this endeavor.
We are happy to announce our new partner: @KaisarNetwork! 🎉
Kaisar Network is a GPU-as-a-service protocol that powers both GPU providers and end users, specifically designed and optimized for decentralized computing and AI
🔹 It collects new and inactive GPUs from… pic.twitter.com/fsk2a5B0mI
— eesee.io (@eesee_io) July 22, 2024
Eesee and Kaisar Network join forces to provide users with more efficient performance
In its latest X-post, the company expressed its enthusiasm about the new collaboration. It noted that Kaisar Network is paying close attention to revolutionizing the entire decentralizing computing sector. With this goal in mind, it is reportedly planning to incentivize the end users along with the GPU providing companies. This unique protocol focuses mainly on utilizing the potential of GPUs that are not in use.
The collaboration will help users with GPU aggregation, optimized decentralized computing and incentive mechanisms
This step increases the efficiency and accessibility of high-performance computing to the users. Moreover, Kaisar Network performs the aggregation of the GPUs through various sources. They take into account independent suppliers in the field of crypto mining, data centers and enterprises. This aggregation develops a broad group of resources that deal with computation to meet the diverse needs of the end users.
Moreover, Kaisar Network also offers an incentive mechanism for GPU providers. This ensures productive use of otherwise underutilized resources of these providers. In addition, it is also optimized to support the challenging computing requirements of AI workloads and decentralized applications. This ensures that consumers can get efficiency and improved performance with advanced GPU enhancements.
