Ai-Dapps reveals new chapter using decentralized distributed technology based on IPFS > News

Ai-Dapps announced its new chapter aspiration using decentralized distributed technology based on the Inter Planetary File System (IPFS).

​ IPFS works by using the hash value of the data to find data on a distributed and stored node, fragmenting the data, importing it at a high speed, and combining it into one. ​

By importing pieces of files from multiple nodes at the same time, existing bandwidth costs can be reduced by more than 60%, and because many distributed nodes around the world store the information, it is emerging as a next-generation technology that can store and import data much faster than traditional HTTP methods. ​

IPFS is an idea devised by Juan Bennet, a Stanford-born computer scientist who founded Protocol Labs in 2014, and unveiled IPFS technology in January 2015 and has since gained tremendous traction in various industries and organizations. Protocol Labs is a technology company that implements a decentralized cloud system using IPFS technology. ​

Protocol Labs is building a large-capacity storage and global P2P network infrastructure that can store data, and it is still expanding. ​

In addition, data caps are provided to expand useful storage space, and Ai-Dapps has been assigned a large amount of data caps as a client of Protocol Labs after screening by a notary, and plans to expand to 10PiB in the future. ​

In addition, Ai-Dapps plans to join various businesses by uploading its own distributed cloud-based AI analysis and development platform, DCS 1.0, in the form of IPFS-based Dapp, and will continue to share its vision based on Web 3.0 technology that Protocol Labs wants to pursue in the future.

​ We will focus on developing software that can show high scalability and efficiency in our own IPFS-based distributed cloud environment to generate profits and make technological progress, said an official at Ai-Dapps. 

* Article Date - November 16, 2022