AIOZ Network & Aptos: Supporting Tomorrow's DePIN Builders
As 2024 becomes the "year of DePIN", we are excited to announce another collaboration that will see AIOZ Network infrastructure and tooling support budding developers and project teams in the industry.
We're making access to DePIN tooling easy for Aptos developers, with the addition of AIOZ Network into the Aptos ecosystem. With AIOZ W3S (S3 compatible object storage), IPFS, VOD/streaming and web3 AI infrastructure all being unveiled this year, the budding Aptos developer community can now discover and explore AIOZ Network products.
With a wealth of SDKs, documentation and more, we're excited to give the Aptos ecosystem more tools to build the future of web3 dApps on the promising blockchain.
Collaborating for Growth in Web3
Aptos is a Layer-1 blockchain with a strong focus on scalability, security, and reliability. Aptos utilizes the AptosBFT (PoS) consensus mechanism and the Move smart contract programming language.
At AIOZ Network we support all web3 builders; collaborating with other layer-1 blockchains can only result in a net-positive for advancement in blockchain and web3 technologies.
Find Us in the Aptos Ecosystem!
AIOZ W3S (S3 compatible object storage) is currently live on Aptos, so developers can now utilize fast, reliable web3 storage with feature-rich SDKs and comprehensive documentation when building their dApps.
With the AIOZ Network team excelling in all areas, we are very much on track to deliver our remaining major infrastructure products on time, resulting in much more for developers on Aptos to build with:
- AIOZ W3IPFS Q1 2024
- AIOZ W3AI Q2 2024
- AIOZ W3Stream Q3 2024
There are also native dApps to be released on these infra, showcasing the strength and validity of our DePIN and highlighting the functionality of our infrastructure products for Aptos developers to take advantage of.
About the AIOZ Network
AIOZ Network is a DePIN for Web3 AI, Storage and Streaming.
AIOZ empowers a fast, secure and decentralized future.
Powered by a global network of DePINs, AIOZ rewards you for sharing your computational resources for storing, transcoding, and streaming digital media content and powering decentralized AI computation.
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