AIOZ Network

• AIOZ Network is a decentralised content delivery and streaming infrastructure protocol.

• Node operators contribute bandwidth and storage to serve media, earning rewards for delivery.

• AIOZ is the network token.

• Used for paying node operators, staking and governance.

• Emissions reward bandwidth and storage contribution.

Pros:

• Content delivery is a large established market with real spending.

• Distributed nodes can reduce delivery costs relative to centralised networks.

• Expanded into AI compute and storage alongside streaming.

Cons:

• Competes against established content delivery networks with global infrastructure and enterprise contracts.

• Consumer-grade nodes cannot match commercial delivery reliability.

• Broadening into AI and storage risks diluting focus.

• Exposure to decentralised content delivery infrastructure.

• The underlying market is large and real.

• Weigh the difficulty of matching commercial CDN reliability.

• Content delivery served from distributed community nodes rather than centralised edge servers, lowering cost for publishers willing to accept variable reliability.

• Content delivery is expensive and concentrated among a few providers.

• Distributed nodes provide an alternative, if service quality can be made consistent.

• Founded by Erman Tjiputra.

• Operates as an independent project with foundation governance.

• AIOZ was distributed through a token sale in 2021.

• Established CDN providers compete on reliability and enterprise relationships.

• Consumer nodes cannot guarantee service levels.

• Scope expansion may dilute execution.

• Emissions must eventually be funded by real delivery revenue.