AI Privacy Protection and Computational Acceleration at Once… Aeronyx Ventures into New AI Infrastructure – SOON Spotlight

# Aeronyx Targets Simultaneous Solutions for AI and Privacy Protection with Proprietary Network Architecture Amid growing demand for artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and enhanced data privacy, Aeronyx is leveraging its proprietary network architecture to address these dual challenges. Evolving from its roots as a Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network (DePIN), Aeronyx has developed into a privacy-focused AI acceleration layer. The platform combines on-chain privacy routing technology with advanced GPU resource management systems to enhance both security and computational efficiency across various applications, including AI-driven chat functions, model training, and high-speed computing. # Network Architecture for AI Privacy Protection At the core of Aeronyx's technology lies blockchain-enabled Onion Routing and data sharding techniques, designed to safeguard user information such as conversations, search patterns, and activity histories from external exposure. This structure is geared toward mitigating potential security risks tied to the use of AI services, particularly those involving sensitive personal or corporate data. Aeronyx also provides enterprises with a secure computational environment for leveraging proprietary data during AI model training. The platform incorporates advanced cryptographic tools such as ECDSA, ECDH, and AES to protect data integrity and confidentiality. Aeronyx supports complex tasks like large-scale model inference, computer vision operations, and neural network training. # DePIN Acceleration Architecture and Aledger Expansion Strategy Aeronyx differentiates itself further through its proprietary DePIN architecture, which maximizes computational efficiency. Features such as smart-contract automation, consensus-based optimization, and real-time load balancing enhance processing speed and resource utilization. The platform integrates mathematical models to optimize resource allocation across the network. Additionally, Aeronyx is driving broader participation in its network with its RWA (Real World Asset)-based hardware solution, Aledger. Aledger enables users to transform hardware devices into mining nodes, transition from service users to network stakeholders, and facilitate decentralized value flows. This approach represents a departure from traditional telecom network models and has been instrumental in the platform’s expansion. # Key Metrics and Network Growth Recent activity within the Aeronyx network shows steady growth. The number of active wallets reached 78,287 on Faucet and 77,459 on Synx, recording week-over-week increases of 6.4% and 3.1%, respectively. Transaction volumes also rose, with Faucet reporting 120,624 transactions and Synx 162,713 transactions, reflecting increases of up to 9.9% compared to the previous week. The total number of nodes in the network stands at 61, with staked assets amounting to approximately 534 quadrillion units. The number of delegators has grown to 83,143, marking a consistent upward trend. Usage patterns for active wallets and transactions vary by time, yet the network continues to expand steadily. As staking participation rises alongside user-base growth, Aeronyx is solidifying its position in the AI privacy protection infrastructure market.