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>>24463515
I've realized that iExec is something like Uber.
Instead of centralized providers, it opens up the market to everyone. Anyone can drive for uber using their own car (provide computing using their own equipment) and that is what you call a disruptive technology
Aka the holy grail of investors. All investors dream of finding the next disruptive technology, except for in this case, that disruptive technology happens to be a power player in the next technological revolution, blockchain, which is coming of age and already predicted to generate over 3 TRILLION dollars of value by 2025
And dist cloud computing is but one tentacle of iexec
Offchain computing is another
And I do think the artificial intelligence marketplace function of iexec will be its premier usecase
I think that alone will generate staggering amounts of value

>>24287091
The biggest enterprise level decentralized application usecase we KNOW of is the decentralized offering of artificial intelligence.
iExec will be the infrastructure by which AI from all companies is provided.
The Amazon of the future, for A.I.. at the very least.
I think we're about to see a future where ALL big companies offer services and dapps in a decentralized infrastructure (blockchain) by leveraging its compute layer - iExec.
At the.. Very least.
Still, it has oracle services and is a master of offchain compute and TEE, and still, a decentralized cloud letting the entirety of blockchain have quick access to compute.
At... The very least.
Noilers are goddamn retards, truly.

>>24274402
Follow the signs fuckheads.
It's true.
All of it.