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The Unigrid Network aims to become the first truly decentralized and anonymous alternative to the regular Internet - contact us and we will tell you more!
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Dive into the era of Web3 as we redefine cloud infrastructure: no centralized control, no geographical limits. Unigrid's cutting-edge solution empowers you to be part of creating a truly decentralized Internet. Embrace a new era of cloud computing with us, where freedom and innovation converge.
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Unigrid represents a significant leap in Internet evolution. It’s a load-balanced network that ensures complete anonymity and resistance to surveillance. With its advanced segmented architecture, which includes sharding, data striping, and parity blocks, Unigrid enhances reliability against service interruptions and data loss.
By hosting a gridnode, contributors can supply bandwidth, computing power, and storage, further decentralizing and fortifying the network. Dive Deeper into the Technology: Learn more about how our network operates and how you can contribute by visiting our Documentation page.
There is always something new happening at the foundation and with the development of the network. If you are hungry for more news, visit the news page for additional announcements, videos and information on what the team is currently doing.
The Unigrid Network aims to become the first truly decentralized and anonymous alternative to the regular Internet - contact us and we will tell you more!
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"As some countries block sites and jam communications, this project is vowing to offer a truly decentralized and anonymous alternative to the regular internet. Unigrid believes its solution can further enhance internet adoption and usage — all while addressing the pain points in the cloud computing sector, which include high prices and limited product offerings." » Continue to article