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Darkbloom, which allowed Mac users to rent out their GPUs for AI inference, warns of low payouts
Declining token prices have prompted Darkbloom, a distributed inference network, to reassess its business plans.
Summary
Declining token prices have prompted Darkbloom, a distributed inference network, to reassess its business plans. Darkbloom , a project from Seattle-based tech biz Eigen Labs, has developed software that allows anyone with a sufficiently capable macOS device to rent their GPU through the Darkbloom network for interference jobs. In return, they get paid.
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