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Atoma node

Documentation for spawning an Atoma Node

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Last updated 6 months ago

Introduction

Atoma is a decentralized cloud compute network for AI that enables:

  • Verifiable Compute: Transparent and trustworthy AI model execution, for both inference, text embeddings, multi-modality, etc, through Atoma's novel Sampling Consensus algorithm (see Atoma's )

  • Private Inference: Secure processing with strong privacy guarantees, through the use of secure hardware enclaves (see )

  • Decentralized Infrastructure: A permissionless network of compute nodes, orchestrated by Atoma's smart contract on the Sui blockchain (see )

  • LLM Focus: Specialized in serving Large Language Models compute.

This repository contains the node software that enables node operators to participate in the Atoma Network. By running an Atoma node, you can:

  1. Contribute with your hardware to provide computing power to the network;

  2. Earn rewards for processing AI workloads;

  3. Help build a more accessible and democratic AI infrastructure.

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