The new era of distributed computing has arrived.

Imagine smartphones and IoT devices directly participating in on-chain inference, with edge computing handling lightweight tasks with second-level response times, while cloud GPU clusters accelerate complex models. All computational results are anchored with verifiable hashes through L1 smart contracts — this is the next-generation computing paradigm.

The key to this idea lies in a unified scheduling layer. Edge nodes are responsible for low-latency lightweight inference, GPU providers accelerate heavy computation tasks, and the L1 layer acts as a trust anchor recording decision hashes. The scheduler intelligently allocates workloads across heterogeneous computing resources.

In other words, Ethereum is no longer just a settlement layer but has become the trust foundation for the entire computing ecosystem — an integrated execution of edge, cloud, and chain layers. What this means for DApp performance and user experience, you can imagine for yourself.