GamerHash AI (GHX) Partners With Golem (GLM) At NVIDIA GTC

In an era where AI is on the lips of literally everyone, GamerHash AI is thrilled to announce a collaboration with Golem. This partnership marks a significant milestone in times of critical imbalance between GPU supply and demand — a worldwide lack of processing power, which currently is a billion $ problem globally. This partnership will allow hundreds of thousands gaming GPUs to be used for AI tasks coming from Golem, starting from generative AI to potentially LLM training in the future. We are even more excited to announce the news while we are at the NVIDIA GTC conference — the future looks bright as we are marching together at the forefront of the AI revolution.

GamerHash AI powered by the $GHX token is uniting the idle power of 770,000 registered gamer GPUs while providing a variety of rewards. GamerHash platform users have been mining different cryptocurrencies with their PC since 2017 and right now, with this strategic pivot, we are switching to GamerHash AI which can be up to 15 times more profitable than current crypto mining opportunities.

Golem Network is a pioneering, open-source platform that leverages the power of decentralized computing to create a global marketplace for computational resources. As a DePIN project (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network), it empowers individuals to buy and sell excess computing power from personal devices, such as PCs and data centers. By harnessing the collective power of a vast network of users, Golem enables anyone, anywhere, to access or share additional computational resources seamlessly.

Through this cooperation, we are set to redefine the utilization of idle gaming GPUs, changing them from just entertainment tools to becoming a vital part of AI ecosystems.

Today’s AI sector has faced a great challenge: an unprecedented GPU shortage in times of skyrocketing demand. The scarcity is so severe that industry giants like NVIDIA have sold out their annual GPU production and major cloud solutions providers — Microsoft, Google and Amazon — are facing depleted resources and have no GPUs available. This shortage escalates rental costs, pushing essential AI computational power out of reach for many, particularly SMEs (Small and Medium Enterprises) as training even small language models (LLMs) requires GPU computing power for several days at a minimum.

In response to this crisis, GamerHash AI and Golem present a next-level solution, mobilizing the network of gaming GPUs worldwide. This initiative will help with overloaded cloud services while democratising AI computational power. This in turn will make it more accessible and affordable for both the providers and users of the computing power, with great benefit for gamers and PC owners. Let’s not forget that by contributing GPUs for AI processes, gamers can engage in tasks far more lucrative than traditional mining — potentially up to 15 times more profitable. This can be only achieved when a decentralized Marketplace such as Golem connects the work requests and platforms with the users owning GPUs through GamerHash AI — such synergy will directly provide for the ‘workers’ that compute ‘work requests’.

The GamerHash AI and Golem partnership is a new paradigm for AI, where gaming GPUs are transformed into decentralized clusters for AI processing, basically bringing out the essence of what DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network) is.

Even though there has been a lot happening at the GamerHash AI projects recently, we still have many important events and developments in the pipeline, so stay close to our Social Media Channels. With the Golem cooperation and incoming events, we are aiming to disrupt not only Web3 but also change the entire GPU power distribution market.

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