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7/ Aleph Cloud is building this: decentralized storage, compute, serverless, VPS, frontend hosting. Verifiable execution. No landlord. Growing network of nodes worldwide. 1000 today → data center scale in 2026. The future of infrastructure isn't less trust. It's distributed

6/ Enter open source + open protocols. Not just "open source but we control it" (Web2 pattern). Real open: anyone can fork, run nodes, compete, choose providers based on their values.

5/ Blockchain solves the control layer (accounts, payments, state). But it's not enough—you still need storage, compute, databases. Today's "solutions"? Still centralized clouds. Still opaque. Still risky.

4/ Three critical rights you should have as a builder: ✔️ Sovereignty: Run your code anywhere, migrate anytime. No vendor lock-in. ✔️ Neutrality: Build what you want without fear of being cut off. ✔️ Verifiability: Know what's happening with your data.

3/ The problem isn't that AWS/Cloudflare are bad at their jobs. They have more devs than all of Web3 combined. The problem is single points of failure at the infrastructure layer. How do we eliminate them?

2/ Real talk: One data center fire (OVH 2021) took down thousands of websites. One errant Cloudflare config broke 20% of internet traffic for a day. These aren't hypotheticals they're expensive operational realities.

1/ Most web apps run on a handful of closed clouds. This centralization creates lock-in, opaque infrastructure & systemic risks. When AWS or Cloudflare hiccups, the entire internet feels it. — @ODesenfans

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Cerrando una gran jornada ! Muchas gracias a todos los que se acercaron y a los partners. 💜 ZK IS THE ENDGAME @moonsonglabs_ @aleph_im @Gaianet_AI @miranetwork @Betrusty_io @CapyFi_Protocol @lnetglobal @ITRockDigital @QuarkIDok @RipioApp

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