DeepBrain Chain's Newly Launched 'AI Training Net' Grows With The Addition Of Stanford CPC

SAN FRANCISCO - Aug. 20, 2018 - PRLog -- DeepBrain Chain (https://www.deepbrainchain.org/pc/en/index.html), the world's first AI computing platform powered by blockchain, today announced that Cardinal Pitch Club, a organization founded by Stanford affiliates, will become a part of the DeepBrain Chain ecosystem. By joining in the newly launched AI Training Net, Stanford CPC commences its real-life AI training on the DeepBrain Chain computing power network. "We are excited to be a part of DeepBrain Chain's ecosystem which we believe will allow the field of AI to continue to flourish," says Bril Wang, Founder of Stanford CPC.

AI Training Net is the precursor to full commercialization of the DeepBrain Chain platform: AI companies can now start to use the DeepBrain Chain system to train their models. "One of the things that stand out from testing out the platform is its high concurrency: AI Training Net's unique load-balancing technology coordinates node containers in sharing the concurrency pressure to support users' needs of high-performance computing solutions." Explains Wang.

In addition to Stanford CPC, there are multiple AI and machine-learning programs in the areas of Natural Language Processing, voice recognition, autonomous cars, medical imaging, and more currently being trained on DeepBrain Chain's AI Training Net. Tech giants across the globe have been rushing to enter AI computing, but have failed to leverage blockchain-token incentives, which DeepBrain Chain has utilized to attract idle, high-quality computing power from around the world at an affordable price.

About DeepBrain Chain

DeepBrain Chain is the world's first AI computing platform powered by blockchain. By pulling together millions of nodes from across the world through its distributed blockchain platform, DeepBrain Chain can help AI companies save up to 70% of computing power costs. The use of smart contracts creates a secure data-training and transaction environment in which data providers and data buyers can freely trade while also being assured of data privacy.

About Cardinal Pitch Club

CPC, founded by Stanford affiliates in April 2015, is devoted to connecting early stage startups with the top VCs and CVCs in Silicon Valley such as Sequoia, Greylock, NEA, and Intel Capital. CPC currently has over 1,700 members. To date, a total of 121 companies in the field of AI, AR/VR, Fintech, Healthcare, Enterprise, among others, have pitched on our platform, with over $92 million raised.

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