Commodification of Compute
Jesper Kristensen, David Wender, Carl Anthony

TL;DR
This paper introduces the Global Compute Exchange (GCX), a blockchain-based platform that commodifies compute hours to improve efficiency, transparency, and access in the computational resource market.
Contribution
It presents a novel layered architecture for a decentralized marketplace for compute resources, leveraging blockchain and smart contracts.
Findings
Proposes a secure, transparent marketplace for compute hours.
Demonstrates potential for resource utilization optimization.
Aims to democratize access to computational power.
Abstract
The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and cloud computing have precipitated an unprecedented demand for computational resources. However, the current landscape of computational resource allocation is characterized by significant inefficiencies, including underutilization and price volatility. This paper addresses these challenges by introducing a novel global platform for the commodification of compute hours, termed the Global Compute Exchange (GCX) (Patent Pending). The GCX leverages blockchain technology and smart contracts to create a secure, transparent, and efficient marketplace for buying and selling computational power. The GCX is built in a layered fashion, comprising Market, App, Clearing, Risk Management, Exchange (Offchain), and Blockchain (Onchain) layers, each ensuring a robust and efficient operation. This platform aims to revolutionize the…
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Taxonomy
TopicsComputability, Logic, AI Algorithms
