Skynet ICO: The World’s First Blockchain IoT Chip
Skynet combines innovative solutions for scalable distributed ledger networks with the first blockchain chip to create an industry-ready IoT interconnection of unprecedented scale. This company Currently at the ICO stage which aims to resolve the issues of blockchain adoption and the functionality of the Internet of Things (IoT). The team at Skynet aim to deliver an end-to-end system that includes a hyper-scalable IoT blockchain network and the first blockchain chip in the world. The project includes billions of blockchain chips that do not require licenses and will deploy to devices worldwide, connecting via the Skynet blockchain network.
What Is Skynet Core?
Skynet Core is a license-free and open-source RISC-V blockchain chip that can replace the modern CPU with a chip optimized for the Internet of Things and Blockchain Technology.
SC-1000 is a 32-bit RISC-V Blockchain Core featuring hardware wallet blocks and CPU for use on standard IoT devices. SC-2000 is the 64-bit version that includes tensor processing, hash acceleration, and the hardware wallet, all for Edge Intelligence. Finally, SC-3000 is another 64-bit RISC-V Blockchain Core, this one with a tensor processor array, AI-protected cold storage, and hash acceleration for complex intelligence.
Features
Reinventing Hardware
Accelerated Deep Learning
Achieve Matrix Multiplications At Tens Of Tera-Operations Per Second on-chip Intelligence.
Cryptocurrency Cold Storage
Skynet has embedded crypto wallet in Skynet Core. This crypto wallet has RSA encryption, secure memory, and CC EAL6+. The goal of this crypto wallet is letting devices like wearables and smartphones have crypto storage capabilities just like those found on the ledger.
Hash Acceleration
Run High Throughput Public or Private Blockchains With Tailormade Cryptographic Engines.
Trusted Execution Environment
Run blockchains and untampered code on an Open Source RISC-V secure enclave.
Design : Revamping Adoption
Skynet Open Network : blockchain built for Mass adoption
Skynet Open Network (SON) is a modular platform that scales horizontally with the amount of blockchains on it. Skynet-powered devices will come with SON’s native cryptocurrenices, enabling developers to build their own high throughput distributed applications that can be adopted across the Open Network immediately.
Commercial Ready Architecture
Instant Finality
Achieve One Second Block Finality Without Mining Or Centralization.
Horizontal Scaling
Scale Operations Indefinitely By Spawning More Chains.
High Throughput
Attain Thousands Of Transactions Per Second With Each Chain.
Low Transaction Fees
Execute Transactions With A Near Feeless Cost Of <.001 Of A Cent.
Customizable
Create Independent Chains With Different Governance and VMs.
Interoperable
Interchange Tokens and Validators With Other Networks
Economic Viability
SON integrates the hardware, transport, security and payment layers into one single end-to-end system to serve as the data bus for all M2M interactions. With an Ethereum-compatible micropayment, dApp, and incentive layer, SON is designed to create an economically viable M2M Economy.
Machine Identities
Accrue a machine reputation with each transaction and participate in a global identifiable IoT network.
Distributed Computing
Reduce operational and computational costs by distributing workloads across devices.
Global Marketplace
Participate in a global M2M marketplace by exchanging data, information, and neural networks.
Privacy-Preserving Learning
Train models and exchange knowledge without ever sharing or transferring data.
How Will Skynet Impact Internet of Things Devices on the Blockchain?
Future Industry Standard for Blockchain and Internet of Things
Conclusion
Skynet is a futuristic and ambitious project which hopes to take the link between blockchain technology and Internet of Things devices to the next level, providing the first blockchain IoT chip for easy deployment. One of the ultimate goals of Skynet is becoming the central core for IoT devices by default thanks to its advances in this field.
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