EMC Weekly(10.9–10.13)
Technical Progress
1.EMC nodes are currently undergoing the development of container management functionality, making the deployment and maintenance of nodes more convenient and efficient. The adoption of container technology allows us to flexibly allocate computing resources, monitor node statuses in real-time, and perform upgrades and repairs swiftly.
2. We have commenced the development of the ICP/Cycle recharge and payment feature for EMC HUB. This development aims to provide our users with more payment options, enhancing the user-friendliness of EMC HUB.
Market Developments
Our partners have been progressively procuring A100 GPUs to join the EMC computing network.
Community Progress
This week, the EMC whitepaper received a significant update, with a particular emphasis on the inclusion of content related to EMC HUB and RWA DeFi.
- EMC Hub
The EMC ecosystem is divided into four layers from bottom to top: protocol layer, network layer, application layer, and asset layer. The EMC hub is the third layer architecture (application layer), providing developers with more user-friendly development tools and an application marketplace.
The design of the EMC hub integrates AI model repository and computing power onto one platform. Model developers package their AI models into Docker and upload them to the platform, providing examples and parameter descriptions to receive developer rewards.
2. RWA DeFi
RWA (RealWorld Asset) DeFi is the fourth layer (Asset Layer) of the EMC ecosystem. Computing power will become a new digital asset in the Web3 world.
Through the EMC protocol, the real-world GPU computing power can be confirmed for its work and workload on the EMC network, generating real and effective income. These earnings ultimately flow into the ecosystem through EMC tokens, establishing real value.
