Titan Network hits 4 million devices on its crowdsourced AI-compute network
Titan Network says rising AI infrastructure costs are creating a market for a decentralized cloud that uses unused home computing resources. Its software pools spare device power and bandwidth and rents it to AI firms at lower cost than centralized cloud providers. The company claims two top-10 AI companies use its products and save about 75% on infrastructure costs. Titan says it has 4 million connected devices worldwide, with about 1 million online at a time, and counts Tencent, Alibaba, and Kling AI among its clients. Unlike other decentralized infrastructure projects that rely on institutional servers, Titan says it links directly to private citizens. When companies use the network for tasks such as web scraping, data collection, or content delivery, 80% of revenue goes to the people supplying devices and bandwidth. Titan says it has captured about 5% of the AI data market in Asia.
