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As a worldwide supercomputer, Golem faces its fair share of challenges. In this post, we will present some of the more difficult ones, and suggest a few ways that we might overcome them. Creating a network Our fundamental requirements for Golem’s network are scalability and resilience. Here, peer-to-peer (P2P)
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Golem is highly scalable compute network infrastructure, which may well become an important part of the new decentralized commons. However, in order to be truly successful at achieving such a lofty goal, we believe that decentralization must be taken seriously at all levels: from the token, to the compute nodes,
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Golem is highly scalable compute network infrastructure, which may well become an important part of the new decentralized commons. However, in order to be truly successful at achieving such a lofty goal, we believe that decentralization must be taken seriously at all levels: from the token, to the compute nodes,
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Golem is highly scalable compute network infrastructure, which may well become an important part of the new decentralized commons. However, in order to be truly successful at achieving such a lofty goal, we believe that decentralization must be taken seriously at all levels: from the token, to the compute nodes,
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A review of several obvious (and less obvious) use cases for decentralized distributed computing Decentralized distributed computing is a new field that Golem is pioneering, for the first time providing everyone access to distributed computing resources traditionally only available at great expense. Here are a few ideas about what you
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A review of several obvious (and less obvious) use cases for decentralized distributed computing Decentralized distributed computing is a new field that Golem is pioneering, for the first time providing everyone access to distributed computing resources traditionally only available at great expense. Here are a few ideas about what you
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A review of several obvious (and less obvious) use cases for decentralized distributed computing Decentralized distributed computing is a new field that Golem is pioneering, for the first time providing everyone access to distributed computing resources traditionally only available at great expense. Here are a few ideas about what you
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[edit: please note that this post is outdated — check out the new design and whitepaper here] With our announced DAO plans no longer being possible, we have decided to launch a token sale for the Golem network, this September 2016. Golem enables users to buy and sell unused computing resources.
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[edit: please note that this post is outdated — check out the new design and whitepaper here] With our announced DAO plans no longer being possible, we have decided to launch a token sale for the Golem network, this September 2016. Golem enables users to buy and sell unused computing resources.
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[edit: please note that this post is outdated — check out the new design and whitepaper here] With our announced DAO plans no longer being possible, we have decided to launch a token sale for the Golem network, this September 2016. Golem enables users to buy and sell unused computing resources.
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In this post I’ll compare costs of computing performed in different environments and I’ll try to convince you that Golem is a very competitive solution. I conducted a little experiment in which I collected and then compared data on costs of performing two chosen Blender tasks. Having an
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In this post I’ll compare costs of computing performed in different environments and I’ll try to convince you that Golem is a very competitive solution. I conducted a little experiment in which I collected and then compared data on costs of performing two chosen Blender tasks. Having an