Yotta Labs receives funding from the National Science Foundation to advance decentralized AI
ChainCatcher reported that Yotta Labs has received a $300,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop its decentralized artificial intelligence computing operating system (DeAI OS). The platform aims to support efficient AI training and inference on geographically distributed and heterogeneous computing resources, achieving cross-cloud interoperability to reduce costs.
It is reported that Yotta Labs has also received investments from institutions such as Big Brain Holdings, Eden Block, Mysten Labs, Generative Ventures, and a certain exchange's Ventures.
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