# Inferix > Redefining AI Training & Visual Computing with Decentralized GPUs Inferix is a decentralized GPU network for visual computing and AI. It connects idle GPU owners with artists, developers, and enterprises needing rendering and inference power. Inferix is a decentralized GPU network provider focused on visual computing and artificial intelligence. It links GPU owners with three dimensional artists, game developers, and enterprises that need rendering power for graphics, virtual reality projects, and AI inference. The network is designed to let idle GPU capacity be shared and monetized while giving compute users faster access to processing resources than traditional setups. The platform addresses a supply and demand gap in GPU access, where individual and studio users often lack affordable access to high performance hardware while other GPUs sit idle. Inferix coordinates this exchange through a blockchain based verification system that checks rendering output for authenticity before compute providers are rewarded. Worker nodes contribute processing power and verifier nodes confirm the validity of completed jobs, forming the core mechanics of the network. Its offerings include GPU rendering support for common visual computing engines, an AI inference layer that draws on the same distributed hardware pool, and a native token used for staking and rewarding node operators. The network has been tested across multiple blockchain environments before reaching its current deployment. It is used by three dimensional designers, render engine users, AI developers, and individuals who contribute spare GPU capacity to the network in exchange for rewards. - Type: Company - Sector: Infrastructure - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-03-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/inferix_io ## Products - [Inferix Network](https://thegrid.id/profiles/inferix_io): Inferix Network implements a decentralized GPU compute platform through blockchain verification systems, enabling resource sharing between GPU owners and users. The system incorporates Proof of Render algorithms that verify computational integrity while maintaining data security. (DePin, Early access, Main Product) ## Assets - [INFERIX (IFX)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/inferix_io): IFX is the utility token of Inferix Network, a decentralized GPU computing platform built on IoTeX. It is used to reward GPU providers who contribute computational resources for rendering and AI tasks, pay for network services, participate in governance decisions, and operate verification nodes that audit network quality. The network implements a Burn-Mint-Work token model where IFX is burned when users access services and minted as rewards for resource providers, creating a self-balancing economy that adjusts token supply based on actual network usage. 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