Filecoin Onchain Cloud now has a record 156 paying customers, up 35.65% in the past 90 days from 115.
Filecoin Pay, its payment rail, also hit a record 160 active payers.
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💾 $FIL: THE AI RACE HAS A STORAGE PROBLEM.
GPUs get the headlines. But every training run needs data, and every new model creates more files that teams may need to keep: datasets, checkpoints, and outputs.
Speaking with David Gokhshtein, Marta Belcher explained where Filecoin could fit: roughly one exabyte of storage capacity spread across five continents.
That’s about a million terabytes of capacity. The opportunity for Filecoin is turning that capacity into storage that AI teams actually pay for and keep using as their datasets grow.
Compute gets the headlines. Storage is AI's other bottleneck.
On @davidgokhshtein’s show, @MartaBelcher on why AI companies are running out of storage, and what an exabyte of capacity across five continents can offer them.
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JUST IN🚨: Filecoin (@Filecoin) is expanding its role in scientific data preservation, as Cornell astrophysicists have selected the network to store petabytes of interstellar gas simulation data.
The move highlights Filecoin’s growing use in safeguarding large-scale scientific datasets for long-term access.
Its storage ecosystem has also received data from the Smithsonian and MIT Open Learning for long-term preservation.
How does @Filecoin actually store data for the long-haul...?
FIL has become the gold-standard in blockchain-based storage, with even @IOHK_Charles' @MidnightNtwrk exploring its use.
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Filecoin was chosen to store petabytes of interstellar gas simulation data generated by Cornell astrophysicists.
The network has also taken in data from the Smithsonian and MIT Open Learning for long-term preservation.
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Arsenal are arguably the biggest victims of poor PR.
How does a FIFPRO World XI for last season feature not a single Arsenal defender when they had the best defensive record and most clean sheets across competitions?
Apparently, Cubarsí and Hakimi's World Cup performances were enough to earn them places, but Arsenal's defensive consistency throughout the season counted for nothing. You can hate Arsenal all you want, but their defenders earned recognition on the pitch.
Not including a single one is ridiculous. These awards are becoming far too subjective.