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Argentum AI Launches Secure Cross-Border Compute Marketplace for Enterprises
NEW YORK, NY / ACCESS Newswire / September 10, 2025 / Argentum AI (AAI) has unveiled a new decentralized computing platform aimed at bridging the gap between surging global demand for AI computation and the vast reserves of idle computing capacity around the world. By directly connecting those in need of processing power with those who can supply it, AAI promises to dramatically reduce costs by up to 85% compared to traditional cloud providers while fostering a transparent, community-driven ecosystem for cloud infrastructure.

In today's cloud computing market, a handful of providers dominate, leading to exorbitant prices, hardware shortages, and underutilized resources. AI startups and researchers often struggle to access affordable high-performance compute, even as many servers and GPUs sit idle in data centers and homes. This mismatch between soaring demand and unused supply has created an inefficient, fractured market where buyers overpay or go without, and hardware owners see expensive machines sit idle. AAI was conceived to solve this "exchange problem" by establishing an open marketplace where any provider - from a large data center to a home PC owner - can offer compute power directly to those who need it. In this network, every task request is published for multiple providers to bid on, yielding real-time competitive pricing instead of the fixed, often inflated rates of traditional clouds. By leveraging decentralization, AAI maximizes the use of untapped capacity and prevents any single supplier from monopolizing the market, leveling the playing field for providers of all sizes.
What sets AAI apart from earlier peer-to-peer cloud efforts is its strong emphasis on a human-centric, trust-based design. While blockchain smart contracts automate transactions behind the scenes, the platform avoids opaque "black box" algorithms and corporate gatekeeping, opting instead for on-chain transparency and community governance to ensure fairness. Users will be able to review provider reputations and performance metrics, and even help shape marketplace rules via decentralized governance (e.g., quadratic voting by token holders), giving the community confidence that the system is equitable and not dominated by hidden interests. This user-first approach is intended to build trust among participants and lower the barrier to entry for newcomers to decentralized technology.
"AI innovation is global - compute is not. Argentum AI is solving that gap by creating the world's largest decentralized compute marketplace." - Andrew Sobko, CEO of Argentum AI
For efficiency and usability, AAI also employs artificial intelligence as a "smart mediator" in the network. A sophisticated AI scheduling agent dynamically matches each incoming job to the most suitable provider, taking into account cost, performance, reliability, and even energy efficiency to ensure tasks are executed quickly and cheaply. This intelligent automation optimizes resource use beyond what static cloud systems can offer, yet it is deployed with human oversight - users retain control and a clear view of how decisions are made for their workloads. In practice, that means AAI's users can both benefit from AI-driven optimizations and maintain full transparency and choice in how their tasks run, combining the best of automation with personal control.
Overall, AAI's vision is to marry the best aspects of decentralized technology with a user-friendly, trust-first philosophy. The result is a win-win proposition: requesters of computing power enjoy vastly lower costs and shorter wait times for AI processing (a game-changer for AI development speed), while providers of hardware earn income from equipment that would otherwise sit idle. "It's a win-win solution that solves the pain points of both sides at once," the AAI whitepaper notes, underscoring how the platform serves where both the centralized cloud and previous solutions have fallen short. With global demand for AI computation at an all-time high and trust in centralized cloud giants on the decline, the timing is ideal for AAI's community-driven model to take hold. By unlocking latent computing capacity on a global scale, AAI aims to usher in a more decentralized and fair future for cloud infrastructure - one where computing power is accessible, affordable, and controlled by its users rather than a few big players.
Media Contact
Organization: Argentum AI
Contact Person: Nik Entwistle
Website: argentum-ai.com
Email: [email protected]
SOURCE: Argentum AI
View the original press release on ACCESS Newswire
A.Mahlangu--AMWN