The Engine of Innovation: How Exabits’ AI Cloud Computing Has Attracted Top Tier Firms

The Fourth Industrial Revolution is upon us, and AI is a major player. Artificial Intelligence has evolved by leaps and bounds in the last decade, with some estimates putting the market value at more than half a trillion USD by 2032.

While AI development is happening at blazing speeds, enterprises are feeling the heat as one critical component is dragging the industry down: the availability of the right hardware at the right time. AI cloud computing is seemingly the answer, but is fraught with inefficiencies, high entry costs, and (again) hardware availability to cope with the demand.

For firms like io.net, Aethir, NEAR Protocol, and Nebula Block, Exabits’ AI cloud computing is the answer.

How Exabits Is Taking on Cloud Computing Giants

When one thinks of business-level AI cloud computing and data centers, names like AWS are the first option in mind. But that narrative is changing with Exabits. The lean service provider is leading the industry with expertise that is not only unique but has the world talking about it. With an already strong and established market presence, Exabits stays true to its core mission of not only providing high-performance computing GPUs like NVIDIA GB200s but is making these ultra-rare devices available at a fraction of the industry standard deployment time.

With more than 6 decades of experience shared between the Exabits members, it has built its reputation as a team that not only delivers uptime over 99%, but also with minimum lead time. From acquiring the right hardware (GPUs, switches) to getting them installed in one of their several global data centers and stress testing them for deployment, the complete process takes less than 2 months. Compared to the industry average time of 4 to 8 months, this is blazing fast.

With better GPU acceleration, Exabits can also help firms reduce their operational costs by better utilization of more commonly available processors. One such example is Nebula Block. Exabits tweaked commercially available NVIDIA 3090 and 4090 GPUs to perform comparably to the enterprise-grade A100 and H100 devices. Exabits helped slash Nebula Block’s operational cost by up to 90% for specific operations.

This and top-tier clients like NEAR Protocol, etc., show that Exabits' demand is real. With its average monthly revenue touching $1 million, the market is confident in Exabits and its established presence.

Exabits’ 2025 Token Launch: Democratizing AI

Exabits, while diving deep into the AI part of the 4th industrial revolution, is not ignoring the other major component: Web3 and tokenization. The upcoming launch is more than just introducing a digital asset; it's the key to unlocking a new era of decentralized AI. As RWA (Real World Asset), the token will offer fractional ownership of real assets, offer liquidity through tradability on exchanges, and transparency of resource utilization.

The anticipated token value growth will also enable Exabits to scale its operations and continue to deliver technical excellence.

Research platforms like Satista project a 26.6% CAGR for AI into the next decade, resulting in a $1.01 trillion market by 2031. With Exabits possessing all the ingredients to be the decentralized CoreWeave, achieving even 1% of CoreWeave’s $59.5 billion market cap means the tokens' combined valuation will stand above half a billion Dollars. For savvy investors, this presents a clear opportunity to get in early and to maximize growth potential.

If meme coins with little else than hype can give explosive growth and manifold profits to early adopters, Exabits’ RWA tied to one of the fastest-growing industries may just be the biggest crypto rise in the coming years.

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