NexQloud in the news

NexQloud has announced a significant development in cloud AI by filing a patent for its Distributed Kubernetes Service (DKS), marking a step forward in decentralized cloud computing. The DKS integrates AI, blockchain, and distributed CPU devices to enhance efficiency and security, offering a potential reduction in energy consumption by up to 88%. This innovation supports NexQloud’s Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network, which relies on energy-efficient NanoServers. Additionally, NexQloud is transitioning its infrastructure from Amazon’s Elastic Kubernetes Service to its own DKS platform, aiming to offer a secure and cost-effective alternative to existing solutions. The company is expanding its deployment of NanoServers, indicating readiness for commercial rollout and enterprise adoption.

NexQloud introduces a revolutionary decentralized cloud platform that connects unused computing resources worldwide, creating an efficient marketplace that reduces costs by up to 60% and energy consumption by 88% compared to traditional data centers. Organizations can access affordable, high-performance computing for AI training and Kubernetes deployments while resource owners monetize their idle infrastructure, all through a secure, compliant platform that eliminates single points of failure and makes sustainable cloud computing accessible to businesses of all sizes.

NexQloud introduces a revolutionary decentralized cloud platform that connects unused computing resources worldwide, creating an efficient marketplace that reduces costs by up to 60% and energy consumption by 88% compared to traditional data centers. Organizations can access affordable, high-performance computing for AI training and Kubernetes deployments while resource owners monetize their idle infrastructure, all through a secure, compliant platform that eliminates single points of failure and makes sustainable cloud computing accessible to businesses of all sizes.

NexQloud introduces a revolutionary decentralized cloud platform that connects unused computing resources worldwide, creating an efficient marketplace that reduces costs by up to 60% and energy consumption by 88% compared to traditional data centers. Organizations can access affordable, high-performance computing for AI training and Kubernetes deployments while resource owners monetize their idle infrastructure, all through a secure, compliant platform that eliminates single points of failure and makes sustainable cloud computing accessible to businesses of all sizes.