Quote from: blairm on May 10, 2018, 02:43:51 PM

Quote from: miramare on May 10, 2018, 01:13:46 AM

Quote from: jbrg on May 09, 2018, 03:49:09 PM

Lei Zhang presents iExec at the OpenFog Consortium members meeting in Cupertino this week. iExec has made a proposal for a working group on fog computing and blockchain.

On the event: https://www.openfogconsortium.org/events/openfog-2018-members-meeting-silicon-valley-bay-area/ About iExec and the Consortium: https[Suspicious link removed]c_rlc_at/

https://twitter.com/iEx_ec/status/994154244084248576

hi, jbrg, may I ask a possible frequently-asked-question?
What's the difference between SONM and iExec?
Can I mine it?
If I can, what kind of rigs do I need? CPU, GPU?

SONM and iExec can be said to share the same vision of a new Internet infrastructure enabled by the blockchain. However, their respective go-to-market strategies differ. SONM aims to approach fog and edge computing from the beginning, while iExec first focuses on supporting Dapps to build a decentralized cloud. iExec's existing SDK kit allows developers to build their apps directly on top of iExec, so any Dapps will be able to be powered by our network - the possibilities are endless.

After V2 is released we will test the (first ever Wink ) decentralized computing resource market network platform and later allow any 'workers' (providers to the network) to join and contribute. It will initially start with just CPU providers, V4 will have a greater focus on GPU. That being said, our team's GPU expert, Eric Rodriquez is currently exploring the capabilities of GPU. So as ever, we will keep you posted in our updates with any developments.

More news about providers joining the network coming soon!

lots of nice and good info. thx for sharing with us .

so after V4 the real mining will start. nice!!!

looking forward for the release of V2 at the end of this month!!!