Decentralized Digital Chipset Network
summary
Claims a working “Decentralized Digital Chipset Network” where chipset makers embed a cryptographic module to prove a chip’s authenticity and compute capacity on-chain, using on‑chain randomness plus third‑party benchmarks to certify inference TPUs (Sofom‑made example) for AI workloads. Providers earn UNCC tokens and rent capacity via an open‑source container Cloud (Kubernetes driven) while a marketplace called Core Galaxy lists hardware and VM services; protocol and SDKs are published and the demo hardware and rental flow are presented as functional.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Utility Net introduction
- 2:26Utility Net vision
- 5:56Chipset incentives and proof
- 9:34PCI consensus and proof
- 12:29Utility Net ecosystem
- 14:18Utility Net container cloud demo
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