ColdStack is a Decentralized Cloud Storage Aggregator that provides a single entry point to Decentralized Clouds such as Filecoin, SIA, Arweave and Storj with unified API and billing. This eliminates the need for our clients to deal with different APIs and different Clouds. They can reuse existing tools or SDK clients designed for the Amazon Simple Cloud Storage (S3) API, which becomes the de-facto standard for the data storage industry. They also can combine multiple Decentralized Clouds in one dApp.ColdStack can create NFTs (non-fungible tokens) for any file stored in the system. Token format is 100% compatible with major NFT marketplaces like Super Rare or Open Sea, so all the stored files can be immediately offered for sale there.In short, ColdStack is an AI-based infrastructure project based on Polkadot blockchain, which allows to unleash the power of Decentralized Clouds for the projects within the crypto space and beyond.
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“New Stock God” Serenity posted on platform X, stating that compared to AI concept stocks like ARM and Marvell that have already seen significant gains, they are more focused on companies within the AI supply chain with market capitalizations between $10 billion and $100 billion.The targets they listed include ASE Technology (ASX), Sumitomo Electric Industries, Jabil (JBL), Vicor (VICR), GlobalFoundries (GFS), Applied Optoelectronics (AAOI), Alchip, Tower Semiconductor (TSEM), Fabrinet (FN), Furukawa Electric, Celestica (CLS), Nebius (NBIS), Nokia (NOK), Amkor (AMKR), Lumentum (LITE), and Coherent (COHR), among others.Serenity noted that some of the small-cap investment ideas they proposed are primarily aimed at seeking excess returns. However, overall, they still believe that many of the aforementioned AI supply chain companies have room for further upside. Serenity also disclosed that they currently hold positions only in NBIS, TSEM, and AAOI.
Odaily News SpaceX has warned investors in a document that its ambitions to build space artificial intelligence (AI) data centers and establish human settlements on the Moon and Mars actually "rely on unproven technology" and may not achieve commercial feasibility. The commercial risks outlined in this pre-IPO filing by SpaceX have not been previously reported. In the aforementioned document, SpaceX also highlighted its heavy reliance on the next-generation fully reusable rocket "Starship," which has already experienced multiple delays and test failures. (CLS)