Aethir releases its 12-month strategic roadmap to accelerate growth in the global enterprise AI computing business.
On December 2, Aethir, a decentralized GPU cloud computing platform, officially announced its strategic roadmap for the next 12 months, focusing on global GPU infrastructure expansion, chain migration, implementation of Strategic Compute Reserve (SCR), developer ecosystem upgrades, and institutional-level compute access.
The key points of the roadmap include:
Q4 2025: Expand GPU inventory (H200/B200/B300), promote the landing of more enterprise compute contracts, and release RWA financial solutions and the 2025 annual review.
Q1 2026: Launch Aethir v2 mainnet, upgrade Proof-of-Compute, strengthen ATH Vault, release Cloud Credits API, and complete chain migration officially.
Q2 2026: Strategic Compute Reserve welcomes institutional clients, with products such as Aethir Developer SDK, Compute Reputation Layer, and AI Workload Marketplace v2 launching successively.
H2 2026: Introduce the CaaS pricing model, cooperate with leading cloud providers to develop hybrid compute, and launch Aethir v3 along with a multi-chain compute dashboard.
The team stated that over the next year, they will continue to promote the universal, decentralized cloud computing infrastructure globally and maintain quarterly transparency disclosures, including Proof-of-Revenue, foundation wallet reports, and enterprise compute impact reports.
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