OmniTensor
  • Welcome
  • Introduction
    • What is OmniTensor?
    • Vision & Mission
    • Key Features
    • Why OmniTensor?
      • Current Challenges in AI
      • How OmniTensor Addresses These Challenges
  • Core Concepts
    • AI Grid as a Service (AI-GaaS)
      • Overview of AI-GaaS
      • Benefits of AI-GaaS
      • Use Cases of AI-GaaS
    • Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN)
      • GPU Sharing Model
      • Incentive Mechanisms
    • AI OmniChain
      • Layer 1 and Layer 2 Integration
      • AI Model Marketplace and Interoperability
    • DualProof Consensus Mechanism
      • Proof-of-Work (PoW) for AI Compute
      • Proof-of-Stake (PoS) for Validation
    • OMNIT Token
      • Overview
      • Utility
      • Governance
  • Tokenomics
    • Token Allocations
    • Token Locks
    • ERC20 Token
    • Audit
  • OmniTensor Infrastructure
    • L1 EVM Chain
      • Overview & Benefits
      • Development Tools & API
    • AI OmniChain
      • Interoperability
      • Scalability
      • Decentralized Data & Model Management
    • Nodes & Network Management
      • AI Consensus Validator Nodes
      • AI Compute Nodes (GPUs)
  • Roadmap & Updates
    • Roadmap
    • Future Features
  • PRODUCTS
    • AI Model Marketplace
    • dApp Store
    • Data Layer
    • Customizable Solutions
    • AI Inference Network
  • For the Community
    • Contributing to OmniTensor
      • Sharing Your GPU
      • Data Collection & Validation
    • Earning OMNIT Tokens
      • Computation Rewards
      • Data Processing & Validation Rewards
    • Community Incentives & Gamification
      • Participation Rewards
      • Leaderboards & Competitions
  • For Developers
    • Building on OmniTensor
      • dApp Development Overview
      • Using Pre-trained AI Models
    • SDK & Tools
      • OmniTensor SDK Overview
      • API Documentation
    • AI Model Training & Deployment
      • Training Custom Models
      • Deploying Models on OmniTensor
    • Decentralized Inference Network
      • Running AI Inference
      • Managing and Scaling Inference Tasks
    • Advanced Topics
      • Cross-Chain Interoperability
      • Custom AI Model Fine-Tuning
  • For Businesses
    • AI Solutions for Businesses
      • Ready-Made AI dApps
      • Custom AI Solution Development
    • Integrating OmniTensor with Existing Systems
      • Web2 & Web3 Integration
      • API Usage & Examples
    • Privacy & Security
      • Data Encryption & Privacy Measures
      • Secure AI Model Hosting
  • Getting Started
    • Setting Up Your Account
    • Installing SDK & CLI Tools
  • Tutorials & Examples
    • Building AI dApps Step by Step
    • Integrating AI Models with OmniTensor
    • Case Studies
      • AI dApp Implementations
      • Real-World Applications
  • FAQ
    • Common Questions & Issues
    • Troubleshooting
  • Glossary
    • Definitions of Key Terms & Concepts
  • Community and Support
    • Official Links
    • Community Channels
  • Legal
    • Terms of Service
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Scalability

Scalability is a fundamental feature of the AI OmniChain, allowing AI computations, model deployments and data transactions to grow with increasing demand. The platform uses several important mechanisms to achieve this:

  • Decentralized GPU Network (DePIN)

    OmniTensor utilizes a global network of community-owned GPUs. This distributed setup allows the platform to expand horizontally, adding compute power as more nodes come online.

  • Optimistic Rollups

    The OmniChain uses Optimistic Rollups on its Layer 2 to batch transactions and computations, significantly boosting throughput while keeping security intact and reducing transaction fees. This ensures that AI inference and model training scale effectively without putting strain on the main EVM Chain.

  • AI Task Distribution

    AI compute tasks are spread across multiple AI Compute Nodes. This parallel processing supports large-scale AI operations like inference and model training, preventing bottlenecks and ensuring smooth execution.

Example: Scaling AI Inference with Decentralized Compute

# Example CLI to submit an AI inference task across multiple AI Compute Nodes

# Submit the task to the OmniTensor decentralized network
omnitensor submit-inference --model <model_id> --input <data_input> --nodes <number_of_nodes>

# Example parameters
# model_id: 0x5678efgh9123
# data_input: <image_file.png>
# number_of_nodes: 5

# Result: The inference task is distributed across 5 GPU nodes for parallel computation.
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