Stefaan Vervaet, CEO of Akave.ai discusses the revolutionary impacts of decentralized compute, immutability, and blockchain technology in data storage and protection. Stefaan shares insights on how Akave.ai is leveraging blockchain to create a decentralized storage solution that ensures data integrity and immutability, making it particularly valuable for regulated environments and decentralized AI use cases. We wrap up with a discussion on the future of data protection and the potential for hybrid models that combine traditional cloud with decentralized storage.
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