@fluence $FLT is building a new kind of decentralized compute platform a “cloudless” system that works as an open, permissionless alternative to centralized clouds like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. Their current flagship product, Cloudless, lets users deploy virtual machines, access a marketplace, and manage resources through a console. But this is just the beginning the part everyone can see. The bigger vision is much more ambitious: to decentralize all infrastructure that today is controlled by a few major players. Fluence wants to become the foundational layer where other decentralized systems can run and build on top. Cloudless is disrupting cloud computing today, but the ultimate goal is to make Fluence the default environment for a fully decentralized digital world where compute power, like money or data in other protocols, is no longer dominated by a handful of companies. In short, Cloudless is just the start. Decentralize everything. Build everything on Fluence.
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Been looking at @fluence’s compute pricing and it honestly feels off (in a good way). Dedicated AMD Zen5 servers: • 2 vCPU / 4GB RAM — $10.2/mo • 8 vCPU / 16GB RAM — $46.8/mo • 64 vCPU / 128GB RAM — $299.1/mo No burst math. No shared cores. Just fixed, dedicated machines. If decentralized compute can stay this predictable and this cheap, it changes how you think about running apps, inference, and DePIN infra. The real question: is this where infra pricing finally breaks away from hyperscalers?
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@fluence 2025 recap 🌟 ✅ GPU marketplace LIVE on fluence.network/gpu (80% cheaper than big clouds) ✅ $1m network revenue $FLT + USD ✅ Best DePIN Project @beincrypto ✅ Co-founder Tom Trowbridge: top 25 DePIN leader
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