The underlying reason for Aethir's cooperation with Aphone: to make up for the lack of centralized computing power support

1. Aethir has launched the first distributed cloud smartphone, Aphone, which uses localized edge computing capabilities to support the implementation and operation of applications across games, artificial intelligence, virtual reality/augmented reality, live streaming, and other fields.
2. Aphone will be airdropped to all node operators and node license owners to stimulate the rise of the distributed cloud computing service market.
3. The distributed computing power collaboration framework can optimize the shortcomings of real-time, non-delayed interaction achieved by centralized computing power, allowing user terminal devices to rely on edge computing to complete some real-time input parsing before transmitting it to the cloud and interacting with large models.
4. The advantages of the distributed cloud computing power collaboration framework include: aggregating a large amount of distributed computing power and data resources, reducing dependence on pure centralized computing power; reducing dependence on a single service provider, improving the fault tolerance and stability of distributed systems; driving interoperability between different models and services, and enriching the service scope and experience of large language models.
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