Golem (GLM) Project Advances in GPU Provider Beta Testing Program

Golem
(GLM)
Project’s
GPU
Provider
Beta
Testing
Program
Progress

According
to
a
recent

blog
post
by
Golem
Project,
the
GPU
Provider
Beta
Testing
Program
has
made
significant
progress.
This
program,
which
commenced
on
January
29th,
has
already
attained
several
milestones,
with
invaluable
feedback
from
community
members
playing
a
crucial
role
in
the
process.

Milestones
Achieved

The
beta
testing
program
has
so
far
seen
the
registration
of
over
300
individuals
on
the
waitlist,
with
67
individuals
receiving
invitations
to
participate
in
the
beta
testing.
The
criteria
for
selection
hinged
on
having
a
single
GPU
in
the
machine,
as
multi-GPU
support
is
not
yet
available.

The
beta
testing
sessions
saw
providers
engaging
in
AI
tasks,
with
the
feedback
from
testers
helping
to
shape
updates
and
fixes
in
documentation.
An
additional
17
beta
testers
have
been
invited
to
participate,
with
GPUs
such
as
A6000
A40
and
A100.

Upcoming
Steps

The
Golem
Project
is
now
focusing
on
a
project
aimed
at
developing
multi-GPU
support
within
the
provider.
This
project
is
still
in
the
planning
stage
and
is
expected
to
take
two
months
to
develop.
Once
complete,
the
beta
testing
will
resume,
involving
participants
who
have
at
least
two
GPUs
in
a
single
machine.

Existing
beta
testers
will
continue
to
receive
tasks.
Concurrently,
the
project
will
be
conducting
demand-side
tests
with
developers
and
startups,
and
engaging
in
discussions
with
requestors
to
better
understand
their
needs.
Subsequently,
the
team
will
announce
their
plan
for
supporting
requestors
and
extend
invitations
to
the
Golem
community
to
participate
in
beta
testing
the
solutions
provided
by
requestors.

The
team
expressed
their
eagerness
to
share
exciting
developments
with
the
community
once
multi-GPU
support
is
ready,
encouraging
interested
parties
to
sign
up
and
join
the
waitlist.

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source:
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