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# Welcome to Gata

Gata is building advanced decentralized AI inference and training technologies, enabling large-scale AI models to collaborate efficiently across globally distributed GPUs.

Our vision is to make decentralized inference and training one of the foundational infrastructure for the trillion-dollar global AI economy — reducing reliance on traditional centralized data centers and advancing AI toward a globally cooperative paradigm.

We believe decentralized AI has strong potential to capture significant value in the rapidly growing AI economy, which is projected to reach trillions of dollars by 2030, with a total addressable market exceeding $10 trillion.

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