NodeFoundry AI Secures Seed Funding to Empower Decentralised AI Computing

Editorial Team

Last updated 7-04-2025

2 min

NodeFoundry AI secures seed funding from angel investors and BlockchainVelocity for its innovative platform.

The platform aims to deliver scalable, cost-effective AI computing through DePIN and blockchain technology.

Developers will access affordable, decentralized processing power, reducing reliance on costly data centres.

A closed beta rollout is planned, offering users early access to the new infrastructure.

APIs will facilitate integration for Web2 and Web3 developers, easing access to decentralized services.

There’s some interesting buzz this week as NodeFoundry AI, a platform that blends AI agents with DePIN (Decentralised Physical Infrastructure Networks), announces it's secured new seed funding. While we don't yet know exactly how much cash has been pumped into the firm, we do know the investment came from a consortium of angel investors alongside BlockchainVelocity, a company that's already made its mark investing in Web3 and decentralised infrastruture.

The fresh round of funding stands to boost NodeFoundry’s ambition: creating scalable and cost-effective AI computing powered by blockchain tech. As Arageek readers well know, costs associated with traditional data centres have climbed steeply—so there's a clear appetite for alternatives. NodeFoundry's decentralised computing marketplace aims to meet exactly that need; developers will be able to tap into distributed, on-demand processing power without breaking the bank or wrestling with restrictive permissions.

It seems like NodeFoundry has arrived at the perfect moment, especially given the growing pressure on industry players to cut costs. The DePIN-based solution the firm offers seems smartly timed, nudging open a doorway to cheaper, freer, and far less centralised operations than what's currently on offer.

According to one industry insider, NodeFoundry represents "a practical and impactful use of blockchain technology," particularly as it addresses one of the key challenges confronting AI computing today. Next up for NodeFoundry: a closed beta rollout, letting a specially selected bunch of early adopters test-drive the infrastructure before wider release.

On the horizon too are plans to launch APIs—set to make things considerably easier for Web2 and Web3 developers alike. These APIs promise smoother access to decentralised services, without requiring users to juggle crypto wallets or mess around directly with blockchains themselves.

As one savvy observer remarked to me recently over a pint, this could really open the gates, making sophisticated tech accessible without needing a PhD—or, indeed, without needing to understand what the blinking heck “decentralised networks” actually entail.

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