io.net Adds Dynamic GPU Provisioning for AI Agents

Data center technician beside a GPU rack with a monitor showing 0 to 40 workers, in neutral newsroom lighting.

io.net has introduced infrastructure designed to let autonomous AI agents provision and remove GPU capacity as workloads change. The system targets bursty agent workloads that can require dozens of workers for only a few minutes before returning to zero capacity, reducing the need for developers to maintain permanently provisioned GPU clusters.

io.net Reports Over 30 Million Compute Hours and $24M On-Chain Revenue at Three-Year Mark

Editorial photo of a data center rack with blockchain icons and a muted world map, illustrating decentralized AI compute.

Decentralized GPU network io.net has reported more than 30 million compute hours delivered as it marks its third anniversary, alongside more than $24 million in accumulated on-chain revenue. The project’s official blog also placed annualized on-chain revenue at approximately $20 million, pointing to sustained infrastructure demand across its first three years of operation.