GlobAI

Smart mesh on compute sharing 🌐⚙️ Feels lightweight but scalable

Compute mesh feels lean and active 🧠🌐 Nodes stay useful, not idle

I’ve been following GlobAI’s progress and it’s exciting to see a decentralized approach to AI. The idea of running large models on idle GPUs worldwide is brilliant. Curious to see how this scales and what kind of applications users will build on top!

I’ve watched Muharrem working tirelessly on GlobAI for months, sometimes late into the night. As someone who’s not deeply technical, even I can see how powerful this idea is: connecting people’s unused computers to run big AI models instead of relying only on giant data centers.

I’m honestly proud of how far he’s come building this on his own. I think GlobAI has huge potential for making advanced AI accessible to more people, without needing huge budgets.

If you’re curious about AI or looking for new ways to contribute your computer power, give it a try!

As an electrical engineer with 25 years in the solar energy industry, I’m always fascinated by projects that challenge the status quo of centralized infrastructure.

GlobAI’s concept of distributed AI computing feels very similar to how solar transformed energy production — decentralizing power generation and giving individuals a chance to participate.

The idea of tapping into unused computing resources to run demanding AI models makes a lot of sense, both technically and environmentally. I believe solutions like this could reduce the need for massive new data centers and lower the carbon footprint of AI.

Excited to see how this evolves!

This is a really interesting approach to AI infrastructure. The idea of using distributed GPU power instead of centralized data centers makes a lot of sense. How do you handle latency issues when coordinating across multiple devices? @globai