decentralized network
A decentralized network is a type of network structure in which control, data processing, and decision-making are distributed across multiple nodes rather than being managed by a single central authority. Each node in the network can operate independently while still communicating and collaborating with others, increasing resilience, reliability, and security by reducing single points of failure. Examples of decentralized networks include blockchain systems and peer-to-peer file sharing networks.
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Durov to Launch Cocoon — Decentralized AI Network on TON Blockchain
Durov to Launch Cocoon — Decentralized AI Network on TON Blockchain Telegram founder Pavel Durov has announced the upcoming launch of Cocoon — a decentralized network for secure and private AI computations built on the TON blockchain. The project is scheduled to go live in November. A...- Coinbotlab
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Monero 0.18.4.3 “Fluorine Fermi” Boosts Privacy Against Spy Nodes
Monero Developers Release Privacy Upgrade “Fluorine Fermi” Against Spy Nodes Enhancing anonymity in the Monero network The Monero (XMR) development team has released a new client update — version 0.18.4.3 “Fluorine Fermi”, aimed at further protecting users’ anonymity against so-called “spy...- Coinbotlab
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