TargonOS: A hardened Linux distribution enabling decentralized compute on untrusted hardware with encrypted virtual machines and TPM-based attestation.

Decentralized Compute on Untrusted Hardware Using Intel® TDX and Encrypted CVMs. A joint research paper with Intel on attestation, confidential GPU workloads, and secure execution on the Targon network.

In the rapidly evolving world of AI, computing power is the fuel that drives innovation. But as AI demands skyrocket, traditional centralized systems—like massive data centers run by big tech companies—are dominating the supply of GPUs and keeping compute prices artificially high.

Manifold Labs raises $10.5M Series A to accelerate development of decentralized machine learning infrastructure.

Introducing Targon Order Book: A new market mechanism enabling miners to set ask prices for their H200s, creating a more efficient and transparent compute marketplace with predictable hourly rates.

A deep dive into Targon's strategy for efficient compute allocation, sustainable growth, and the transition from individual to institutional mining in the Bittensor network.

Introducing Manifold 2.0: A new wave of products including Targon V6, Sybil, and Tao.xyz, showcasing the future of decentralized AI infrastructure.

Introducing the Targon Virtual Machine (TVM): A groundbreaking framework for confidential GPU attestation and secure AI workload execution, enabling trusted model monetization through NVIDIA's nvTrust integration.

Targon v3 introduces a revolutionary verification system, reintroduces TPS metrics, and achieves full OpenAI compliance, making SN4 more efficient and developer-friendly.

Introducing Epistula v2: The first truly open source networking protocol in Bittensor history, designed for secure, efficient, and language-agnostic communication between network entities.

Announcing Targon v2: A streamlined rewrite featuring enhanced fairness mechanisms, OpenAI Query Schema integration, and a roadmap for exciting new features in the Bittensor ecosystem.

A detailed post-mortem of the Bittensor 6.12.2 PyPi hack, including timeline, technical analysis, and Manifold's role in stopping the attacker from using the wTao bridge.

Monthly update covering Subnet 4's improved incentive curves, Sybil's UI overhaul with new features, and our first community merch giveaway announcement.

Introducing Manifold Labs' official blog, featuring Subnet 4's redesign for Targon v2, our new media schedule with weekly livestreams, and highlights from Consensus events.

A deep dive into rewriting Bittensor's client in Go, improving performance and revealing opportunities to enhance the ecosystem's accessibility across different programming languages.