Sharing Your GPU
Overview
By contributing your GPU to the OmniTensor network, you help strengthen the decentralized AI ecosystem while earning passive income. Sharing unused computing power allows individuals to join a community-driven Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN) designed specifically for AI tasks. This global network of GPUs supports OmniTensor's AI model training and inference, creating a collaborative backbone for decentralized computing. Participants are rewarded with OMNIT tokens for their contributions, promoting a fair and transparent system that encourages broad community involvement in AI advancements.
How It Works
When you share your GPU with OmniTensor, it becomes part of a global network that distributes tasks such as AI model training, inference, and data processing across multiple compute nodes. This setup is flexible, enabling GPU owners to contribute either on-demand or during periods of inactivity, optimizing the use of resources.
The key benefits include:
Earning OMNIT tokens
GPU owners receive rewards based on their contributed computational power, with rewards calculated according to active usage or idle sharing.
Decentralized AI Compute
OmniTensor provides a consumer-friendly decentralized hardware network for AI tasks, allowing businesses, developers and individuals to tap into a globally distributed resource pool.
Secure Participation
OmniTensor is built on blockchain technology, ensuring secure processing and verification of all tasks and maintaining transparency and fairness in reward distribution.
Setting Up Your GPU
Install the OmniTensor Compute Node Software
To participate, you need to install the OmniTensor client software on your machine. The software manages compute task assignments, resource utilization and reward distribution.
Example (Linux Terminal Setup):
This command will configure the software to identify and optimize your GPU for AI compute tasks.
Connect Your Wallet
Once the software is installed, link your OmniTensor wallet to receive OMNIT token rewards. Ensure your wallet is secure and linked to the platform.
Example (CLI Command to Link Wallet):
Start Sharing Your GPU
After setup, you can start contributing your GPU resources. The software runs in the background and allocates tasks automatically based on network demand.
Example (Starting GPU Contribution):
This initiates the sharing process, allowing your GPU to perform compute tasks and generate rewards.
Rewards and Incentives
OmniTensor offers a dual-reward structure for GPU contributors:
AI Compute Rewards
Earn 0.2 OmniPoints per compute task completed, where OmniPoints are convertible 1:1 into OMNIT tokens.
Idle Time Rewards
Earn 1 OmniPoint per 50GB shared per hour during idle periods, translating to substantial monthly rewards for GPUs with high memory capacities.
Example Reward Calculation: For a 24GB GPU contributing 216 OmniPoints per month (during idle), users can potentially earn more if they actively participate in compute tasks. These OmniPoints can be exchanged for OMNIT tokens during the token generation event (TGE).
Supported Hardware and Operating Systems
GPU Support
OmniTensor supports a wide range of consumer and enterprise GPUs, including NVIDIA and AMD models. GPUs with high memory (VRAM) and CUDA cores are optimal for earning higher rewards.
Operating Systems
OmniTensor supports both Linux (e.g., Ubuntu) and Windows operating systems. The platform provides a lightweight client for easy setup across different hardware configurations.
Example (Checking GPU Compatibility):
Join the DePIN Revolution
By contributing your GPU to OmniTensor, you become part of a global network that decentralizes AI compute resources. The OmniTensor ecosystem not only rewards you for your participation but also ensures your contribution helps democratize AI development.
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