PANews reported on December 2nd that Aethir, a decentralized GPU cloud computing platform, released its strategic roadmap for the next 12 months, focusing on expanding global GPU infrastructure, migrating blockchains, implementing Strategic Computing Reserves (SCR), upgrading the developer ecosystem, and providing institutional-grade computing power access. The specific plans are as follows: In Q4 2025, expand GPU inventory (H200/B200/B300), promote the implementation of enterprise computing power contracts, and release the RWA financial solution and annual review; in Q1 2026, launch the Aethir v2 mainnet, upgrade Proof-of-Compute, strengthen ATH Vault, release the Cloud Credits API, and complete the chain migration; in Q2 2026, introduce institutional customers into strategic computing power reserves, and successively launch products such as Aethir Developer SDK, Compute Reputation Layer, and AI Workload Marketplace v2; in the second half of 2026, launch the CaaS pricing model, cooperate with leading cloud vendors to carry out hybrid computing power, and launch Aethir v3 and multi-chain computing power dashboard. The team stated that in the coming year, they will continue to promote the globalization of general-purpose, decentralized cloud computing infrastructure and maintain quarterly transparency disclosures, including Proof-of-Revenue, foundation wallet reports, and enterprise computing power impact reports.PANews reported on December 2nd that Aethir, a decentralized GPU cloud computing platform, released its strategic roadmap for the next 12 months, focusing on expanding global GPU infrastructure, migrating blockchains, implementing Strategic Computing Reserves (SCR), upgrading the developer ecosystem, and providing institutional-grade computing power access. The specific plans are as follows: In Q4 2025, expand GPU inventory (H200/B200/B300), promote the implementation of enterprise computing power contracts, and release the RWA financial solution and annual review; in Q1 2026, launch the Aethir v2 mainnet, upgrade Proof-of-Compute, strengthen ATH Vault, release the Cloud Credits API, and complete the chain migration; in Q2 2026, introduce institutional customers into strategic computing power reserves, and successively launch products such as Aethir Developer SDK, Compute Reputation Layer, and AI Workload Marketplace v2; in the second half of 2026, launch the CaaS pricing model, cooperate with leading cloud vendors to carry out hybrid computing power, and launch Aethir v3 and multi-chain computing power dashboard. The team stated that in the coming year, they will continue to promote the globalization of general-purpose, decentralized cloud computing infrastructure and maintain quarterly transparency disclosures, including Proof-of-Revenue, foundation wallet reports, and enterprise computing power impact reports.

Aethir has released its strategic roadmap for the next 12 months, covering areas such as GPU infrastructure expansion and blockchain migration.

2025/12/02 19:43

PANews reported on December 2nd that Aethir, a decentralized GPU cloud computing platform, released its strategic roadmap for the next 12 months, focusing on expanding global GPU infrastructure, migrating blockchains, implementing Strategic Computing Reserves (SCR), upgrading the developer ecosystem, and providing institutional-grade computing power access. The specific plans are as follows:

In Q4 2025, expand GPU inventory (H200/B200/B300), promote the implementation of enterprise computing power contracts, and release the RWA financial solution and annual review; in Q1 2026, launch the Aethir v2 mainnet, upgrade Proof-of-Compute, strengthen ATH Vault, release the Cloud Credits API, and complete the chain migration; in Q2 2026, introduce institutional customers into strategic computing power reserves, and successively launch products such as Aethir Developer SDK, Compute Reputation Layer, and AI Workload Marketplace v2; in the second half of 2026, launch the CaaS pricing model, cooperate with leading cloud vendors to carry out hybrid computing power, and launch Aethir v3 and multi-chain computing power dashboard.

The team stated that in the coming year, they will continue to promote the globalization of general-purpose, decentralized cloud computing infrastructure and maintain quarterly transparency disclosures, including Proof-of-Revenue, foundation wallet reports, and enterprise computing power impact reports.

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