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DePIN is looking to democratise access to quantum computing by spreading control through blockchains in an accessible service model. Co-founder Daniela Herrmann explained at the Future Blockchain Summit that the aim is to open up innovation to people who would otherwise not have access to such technology. Dynex, a project from DePIN, can offer quantum computing as a subscription service, which it claims to be the first to do. The application of blockchain technology ensures the operating system runs smoothly and ethically.

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Sure, big businesses try to control the latest technology, but one company believes that everyone should have a chance to try out cool stuff like quantum computing. DePIN, a type of network provider that doesn’t centralize everything, wants to share the tech love.

At the Future Blockchain Summit in Dubai, we got a chance to chat with Dynex’s co-founder, Daniela Herrmann – they’re a project from DePIN. Daniela told us all about how they want to let everyday people get their hands on quantum computing.

In contrast to the usual networks that keep all the control in one place, DePINs spread it around using blockchains. This helps make sure that services stay accessible and keeps the field competitive and creative.

Daniela told us about quantum computing, a cool new tech that lets you solve crazy complicated calculations. Before quantum computing, these calculations would’ve been unimaginable because they needed an insane amount of resources. Nowadays, quantum computing can be used for everything from predicting the weather to developing new drugs.

Dynex sees innovation as a human right — they’re offering quantum computing as a service, which they claim to be the first to do. According to them, you can subscribe to get access to this nifty technology.

When she was asked why they want to be so generous with this technology, Daniela said that they think everyone should be able to innovate. If you weren’t able to afford the subscription, they’ve even got a business branch that supports trailblazers through investments.

So, where does blockchain come in? Dynex uses it to keep an operating system running smoothly and to make sure everything’s on the up-and-up ethically. Daniela explained that, thanks to blockchain tech, they’ve built an operating system powered by decentralized networks that assures ethical integrity and also time stamps everything, which comes in handy for providing proofs.

Source: Cointelegraph