1/ Introducing Filecoin Onchain Cloud: an open, verifiable cloud built on content-addressed data, transparent service delivery, and programmable payments.
All onchain. No vendor lock-in.
Sharing a 5-petabyte dataset with a partner university in Europe triggers $450,000 in AWS egress fees, before a single computation runs.
Filecoin is built for data that moves freely.
Zero egress, globally accessible, cryptographically verified.
Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta plan to spend $725 billion on capital expenditure in 2026, up 77% from last year's record $410 billion.
Filecoin capacity is already deployed across independent providers.
No $725 billion buildout to recover through your storage bill.
🧵80% of publicly funded scientific data is gone within 20 years
TL;DR: Odds of finding a dataset fall 17% per year.
Moving 5PB off AWS costs $450K in egress.
SETI, Cornell, Internet Archive store on Filecoin. The scientific record needs verifiable infrastructure.
Microsoft admitted to the French Senate it cannot shield EU data from US CLOUD Act subpoenas.
A regional dropdown is a vendor promise subject to foreign law.
Filecoin is built for storage, no single corporation controls. Jurisdiction verified by math, not terms of service.
.@AkaveCloud on Filecoin is pre-qualified with @Snowflake.
S3-compatible, zero egress, zero API fees, independently verifiable storage.
Finance, platform, and compliance all need to sign off, the evidence is already there.
Come do business with infrastructure.
Texas projects peak power demand hitting 145 gigawatts by 2031, up from 85 today.
Over a third of that growth comes from data centers alone. The grid was not built for this trajectory.
Filecoin spreads storage across independent providers, not one region.
🧵Akave April engineering cycle
TL;DR: Akave rebuilt multipart uploads, tightened AWS IAM compatibility, and introduced streaming transfer pipelines for AI workloads.
$14.99/TB, zero egress.
Production-grade infrastructure is catching up to the price.
GPU confidential computing proves the right code ran on the right input.
It can't prove where that input came from. Data provenance has to be generated at ingestion; it can't be retrofitted.
@AkaveCloud on Filecoin is built so the evidence exists before the audit arrives.