Perceptron Network, a decentralized AI data network, has raised $6.5 million in a strategic funding round, according to BlockBeats. Backers in the round include Sigma Capital, Selini Capital, QCP Capital, P2 Ventures, CoinDCX Ventures, Momentum6, DeFi Capital, Walrus Foundation, Aethir, Colosseum, GuruDev Capital, Tempo Finance, NewTribe Capital, Digital Consensus Fund and CodeCraft Capital. The company said the new capital will support the launch of its data discovery platform, expand contributor tools and reward infrastructure, and help the network work toward a target of 5 million nodes. Perceptron says it is building a single contributor network for global data collection, allowing AI companies and individual contributors to access, verify and monetize high-quality datasets. The network is already live and currently has more than 700,000 nodes.
Perceptron Network, a decentralized AI data network, has completed a $6.5 million strategic funding round, BlockBeats reported on Aug. 1.
Participants in the round include Sigma Capital, Selini Capital, QCP Capital, P2 Ventures, CoinDCX Ventures, Momentum6, DeFi Capital, Walrus Foundation, Aethir, Colosseum, GuruDev Capital, Tempo Finance, NewTribe Capital, Digital Consensus Fund and CodeCraft Capital.
The company said the funding will be used to support the launch of its data discovery platform, expand contributor tools and reward infrastructure, and scale the network toward a target of 5 million nodes.
Perceptron aims to consolidate global data collection into a single contributor network, enabling AI companies and individual contributors to access, verify and monetize high-quality datasets.
The network is already live and currently has more than 700,000 nodes.
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