- Akash Supercloud offers NVIDIA GPUs at competitive prices, starting at $0.33/hour.
- The platform’s reverse auction system allows users to set their desired price.
- Akash Network’s native token, AKT, could see growth with increased adoption.
Akash Supercloud is shaking up the cloud computing landscape by offering cut-rate prices on high-performance NVIDIA GPUs, including the sought-after H100. The decentralized platform’s unique “reverse auction” system and user-friendly interface is aimed to disrupt the industry and democratize access to powerful computing resources.
Launched on the Osmosis chain, the Akash Network debuted in the crypto market in March 2018. The cloud-based platform allows users to rent computing resources from a global network of providers leveraging blockchain technology, ensuring secure and transparent transactions.
The H100 starts at $1.46 per hour, the A100 at $0.78 per hour, and the A6000 at $0.33 per hour. Akash Supercloud lets users set their desired price for the resources they need using the reverse auction.
Network providers then compete to fulfill the request, which can lead to significant cost savings, increased options, and greater self-sovereignty control. Akash currently partners with approximately 70 providers worldwide.
In addition to competitive pricing, Akash Supercloud enables users to deploy GPUs in minutes using the Akash Console, a user-friendly web interface that eliminates the need to invest in expensive hardware or software.
At the heart of the Akash Network lies its native token, AKT, which has a circulating supply of 242,000,846 AKT and a maximum supply of 388,539,008 AKT tokens. With a market cap of $807 million, Akash Network currently holds the 96th spot in the global crypto market list.
With AI tokens booming, experts predict significant growth for Akash, driven by its innovative reverse auction system and user-friendly interface. As more users adopt this cost-effective solution, expect increased demand and rising token values.
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