EPH AI
  • OVERVIEW
    • Introduction
    • Vision
    • Mission
    • Market problems
    • EPH AI Solutions
  • PRODUCT
    • Key features
      • Staking
      • Lending and earn
      • Renting and cashback
      • Referral Program
      • AI Builder
    • Technical Architecture
      • Blockchain Layer
      • AI Resource Layer
      • AI Model Layer
    • Use cases
      • For Node Providers
      • For Consumers
    • Security and privacy
  • TOKEN ECONOMY
    • Token economy
    • Token utility
    • Tokenomics
  • AFFILIATE STRUCTURE
    • Model
    • Reward recipient
    • Rewards
    • Additional scheme
  • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
    • Roadmap
    • Community
  • LEGAL
    • Legal disclaimer
    • Risks
    • Anti-cheat regulations
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  1. OVERVIEW

Market problems

Addressing the increasing demand for AI Models and Computing Resources

The demand for AI models and computing resources is experiencing an unprecedented increase as industries increasingly recognize the transformative potential of artificial intelligence. However, significant challenges must be addressed to fully leverage this power:

  1. Model Accessibility: A key challenge is the accessibility of AI models. Many high-quality models remain underutilized due to the lack of efficient marketplaces for their exchange. Developed through extensive research and substantial investment, these models have the potential to drive significant advancements across various sectors. Yet, the absence of a centralized platform for easily buying, selling, or trading models limits their impact. Researchers and developers often struggle to find the right models that suit their specific needs, hindering innovation and slowing progress.

  2. Infrastructure Utilization: In addition to model accessibility, the utilization of computing resources poses another critical challenge. Organizations frequently have surplus computing resources—such as GPU, CPU, storage, and network bandwidth—that go unused. This underutilization represents a missed opportunity, as these resources could support AI initiatives elsewhere. Conversely, many businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), struggle to find affordable and scalable computing solutions. The high cost of AI infrastructure can be prohibitive, limiting these organizations' ability to implement and benefit from AI technologies.

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