Core Features
SYRO allows task creators ("requestors") to rent computing power from individual or professional node operators ("providers") through a permissionless network.
An Ethereum-based transaction system enables direct, transparent payments between requestors, providers, and software developers.
Developers can publish software directly to the SYRO network and customize monetization models using a programmable transaction framework.
Designed for distributed microservices and parallel task execution, SYRO is suitable for real-time, intensive workloads.
By removing centralized intermediaries, SYRO significantly reduces computation costs, making advanced applications more accessible.
SYRO Ecosystem
SYRO introduces a new compute economy built on three interconnected roles:
Providers
Offer spare or dedicated compute capacity to the network and receive payment for task execution.
Requestors
Submit computational tasks to be processed at market-competitive rates.
Developers
Deploy software to the network and monetize through flexible, on-chain payment systems.
Supply of
Infrastructure
The supply of computing power to the network comes from providers. This could be anyone, from an individual renting out idle CPU cycles of a gaming PC, to a large datacenter contributing their entire capacity. Providers have the incentive to join SYRO because they receive payments from requestors for the completed tasks. Of course, SYRO’s user interface will be easy to use, Giving providers a clear way to set prices and decide what fraction of their own idle resources they are willing to rent out.