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The decentralized telecommunication project uses unmanned aerial drones in the stratosphere to provide wireless services to users.

A Web3 project combining artificial intelligence and blockchain in the automotive industry is in talks with global automakers for integration into prototype projects.

Making the US energy grid more resistant to shocks and maximizing grid uptime is central to the Trump administration’s AI strategy.

Vietnam’s latest regulatory move signals a green light for Web3 innovation and institutional adoption of blockchain.

The next frontier for crypto innovation is clear: Decentralized physical infrastructure networks need a tailored legal framework to unlock their full potential. It’s time for lawmakers to provide regulatory clarity for DePIN.

Traditional staking rewards capital over contribution, creating unsustainable token economies. Tokenomics' future lies in performance-based tokenomics that reward measurable work.

This project shows how scalable, accessible DePIN can establish a robust digital backbone for national ambitions.

With the DIO model, everyday users become active infrastructure providers, enabling low-latency delivery of AI-generated and XR content across a decentralized network.

The UAE Machine Economy Free Zone envisions a world where tokenholders receive a share of the revenue from machine-economy activities.

The decentralized physical infrastructure network market could surge to $3.5 trillion by 2028 as AI and blockchain converge, according to a new World Economic Forum report.

Twenty One Capital, Securitize, aZen, Savea and Dexari headline a less active month for crypto venture capital.

When centralized infrastructure fails, entire societies are left in the dark. Recent blackouts across Europe and beyond reveal the urgent need for DePIN, empowering communities to build resilient, community-driven solutions that can withstand crises.

Small businesses and telecom giants gain financially from decentralizing infrastructure, Nova Labs chief operating officer Frank Mong said.

As Canada faces critical compute shortages in AI, decentralized infrastructure offers a strategic advantage to reclaim sovereignty and global leadership.

The new partnership aims to combine Grab’s expertise in crowdsourced mapping with Natix’s DePIN model that rewards users for providing decentralized data input.