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Hellas is a network for decentralized, serverless AI compute secured by an L1 blockchain and powered by catgrad, its own deep learning compiler that uses category theory to compile AI models into efficient code without frameworks like PyTorch or TensorFlow. It offers a permissionless, token-incentivized compute economy where providers join the network and developers run any model across distributed hardware, with computations verified via zero-knowledge proofs.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does Hellas Provable inference do?
- Hellas is a network for decentralized, serverless AI compute secured by an L1 blockchain and powered by catgrad, its own deep learning compiler that uses category theory to compile AI models into efficient code without frameworks like PyTorch or TensorFlow. It offers a permissionless, token-incentivized compute economy where providers join the network and developers run any model across distributed hardware, with computations verified via zero-knowledge proofs.
- Who founded Hellas Provable inference?
- Hellas Provable inference was founded by Jani Monoses.
- Who are Hellas Provable inference's investors?
- Hellas Provable inference's investors include Maven 11, Nazare Ventures.