Chromia成立2000万美元的数据和人工智能生态系统基金并将进行“Asgard”主网升级

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Layer 1关系区块链Chromia在新加坡TOKEN2049大会上宣布成立规模达2000万美元的数据和人工智能生态系统基金,并且还将推出“Asgard”主网升级。

Chromia数据和人工智能生态系统基金:拓展生态系统

作为向数据中心领域扩张并在主网启动后刺激生态系统增长战略的一部分,Chromia宣布成立规模达2000万美元的数据和人工智能生态系统基金,据悉该基金将由其业务发展主管Yeou Jie领导,旨在支持数据密集型项目和人工智能应用。

Yeou Jie于2024年初加入Chromia,此前曾担任DeFiance Capital投资组合主管,他表示:“我们认为,任何处理大量数据的项目都需要数据清理和自动化,从而实现人工智能,Chromia 为开发人员提供了构建解决方案的理想环境,这些解决方案可以实时处理、分析和响应复杂的数据集。”

Chromia联合创始人Henrik Hjelte补充称:“通过支持人工智能和其他以数据为中心的解决方案,Chromia将寻求更广泛的合作伙伴关系,同时在新方向上进一步扩展生态系统。”

“Asgard”主网升级:引入扩展功能

除了基金之外,Chromia还宣布即将于2024年第四季度进行“Asgard”主网升级,此次升级将引入“扩展(Extensions)”功能,旨在将具备新功能的定制区块链引入平台,这些扩展将可供原生Chromia dApp和外部客户端使用,从而实现平台扩展功能。

据悉,Chromia拟议的扩展功能包括:预言机解决方案、AI模型计算、以及数据可用性和零知识证明支持。

今年早些时候,Chromia正式上线主网并使用链上关系数据库架构,不仅实现大量互连数据的有效管理,还优化改进了链上查询。链上关系数据库架构使 Chromia 既可以作为独立的去中心化应用平台,也能作为基于其他区块链上Web3项目的关系数据层。除了支持 MyNeighbor Alice和Mines of Dalarnia等游戏项目外,Chromia还计划进军数据市场,加大深耕游戏和其他行业。

按照相关计划,Chromia数据和人工智能生态系统基金目前已经开始接受申请,“Asgard”主网升级预计会在今年年底上线,其中“扩展”功能也将按计划开发,预计于2025年全面推出。

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