Tianrong Internet Products and Services Inc. (OTC: TIPS) has announced the beta launch of its DEPINfer website at https://www.depinfer.xyz, introducing a cloud-based GPU compute sharing platform powered by the company's native Solana-based utility token, $DEPIN. The platform enables users worldwide to contribute excess GPU resources while providing developers and enterprises with access to scalable, on-demand AI inference workloads through decentralized physical infrastructure networks.
The DEPINfer Beta represents a significant development in decentralized AI infrastructure, built on the Solana blockchain for near-zero transaction fees and high throughput. During this initial phase, the platform integrates with io.net to deliver production-ready compute, with the $DEPIN token currently available on Raydium at https://dexscreener.com/solana/8BDudRYzBhTf2CkM2WcpM27sCLjVYzRaHpBP6rZ4KF1h. This launch comes as the global AI infrastructure market is projected to reach approximately $1.36 trillion by 2026, with demand for AI compute expected to increase significantly through 2030.
The platform's importance lies in its potential to address increasing constraints in centralized data center capacity by offering scalable alternatives that may deliver meaningful cost efficiencies while expanding access to compute resources. Decentralized GPU networks like DEPINfer aim to serve developers, startups, and enterprise users who require substantial computational power for AI applications but face limitations with traditional infrastructure models.
Current beta offerings include GPU compute sharing that enables providers to contribute idle GPUs from personal or enterprise hardware and earn $DEPIN and additional incentives. The platform features an integrated referral system with whitelist access, tracking credits, and early adopter rewards, along with native inference support compatible with open-source AI frameworks and production workloads. Marketplace transactions facilitate payment for inference jobs using $DEPIN with near-instant settlement via Solana, with planned staking functionality and governance features expected to follow.
The beta phase targets 1,000 user sign-ups and community activations, 200+ active GPU providers onboarded, and 10,000+ GPU compute hours utilized within the next 30 days. Following this initial period, the company plans to launch its proprietary front-end marketplace within approximately four weeks, with goals of reaching 10,000+ total users and sign-ups, expanding the provider network and infrastructure capacity, and achieving 100,000+ monthly GPU compute hours.
By combining Solana's speed and scalability, io.net's compute infrastructure, and $DEPIN's utility-driven tokenomics, DEPINfer aims to establish a decentralized sharing economy for AI infrastructure. The platform's development comes at a critical time as artificial intelligence applications continue to expand across industries, creating unprecedented demand for computational resources that traditional centralized systems may struggle to accommodate efficiently.
