OCEAN6 / Devices
Compute for AI services
Different tasks need different computing environments. Ocean6 plans to connect local, edge and cloud resources around task requirements. Devices that join the network to provide computing resources can participate as nodes.
Use your own hardware
If you own a computer or server, share its specifications and operating conditions to discuss potential participation. Compatibility depends on the processor, memory, operating system, connectivity and task requirements.
Explore hosting options
If you prefer not to deploy and maintain hardware yourself, ask about hosting options. Available configurations, service scope, fees and supported locations must be established in the specific offering before participation.
Before you begin
Review hardware compatibility, operating conditions, connectivity and maintenance responsibilities before deciding to participate. Node access, task allocation and any reward arrangements are separate matters, each governed by its published requirements.
Useful details include your CPU and GPU, memory, operating system, location and expected availability. If you do not know the specifications, describe the equipment you have.
From evidence to evaluation
Compatibility and pricing require confirmation for a specific configuration. Evaluation should include the model, CPU/GPU, RAM/VRAM, operating system, power requirements and measured workload results.
Technology
Inspect system roles, node admission and verification boundaries. Edit an input, run a task and download the source for independent replay.