We have built a distributed consensus supercomputer that runs on top of IPFS. It can compute relevance for web3 data via the use of cyberlinks, that are created from IPFS hashes.
It is a distributed machine for answers (a relevance machine), built with the help of Cosmos-SDK/Tendermint/CUDA.
Within the network, web3-agents generate knowledge graphs with the use of what we call cyberlinks. A cyberlink is simply a link between two content-based links. This allows for a naturally semantic link, which is needed for the computation of relevance of subjects and objects within the knowledge graph.
IPFS provides significant benefits with regards to resource consumption. Cyber links and IPFS provide us with the superpowers that were inaccessible to previous architectures of general-purpose search engines.
After a long year of work preparing for euler-5, we have launched it. Here is a playlist of all the video materials, containing IPFS hashes from our tesnet launch.
We proudly release our takeoff proposal! We propose 27/04/20 for the long anticipated date. Over the 3 years of hard work cyber managed to accommodate: @tendermint_team, @cosmossdk, @AragonProject, @IPFSbot & ETH . And turn dreams into code. Read the proposal here
Over 125,000 IPFS CIDs added to Cybers network as part of its incentivized tournament, Game of Links, in which users add IPFS CIDs to build a decentralized knowledge graph, which is used by the search engine
Thanks for amazing question. You understand correctly that cyberlink is a link between CIDs (without path). Its is a strong design consideration because size of cyberlink have to be fixed (bounded). It’s crucial for effective computation with consensus computer. Also it has a huge benefit for blockchain based AI applications such as constant running time and memory use.
It is not an issue because if you want to cyberlink with path you have to compute CID from the string with path.
Just a note that there are over 265k cyberlinks created as of now. That is some amazing progress. This means that gradually cyber can be added as a search engine to the many IPFS crawlers out there. Still early days, but its taking off. For anyone interested in the stats
We are proud to welcome the 1st use case of Cyber as a decentralized google (not Google!). The distributed IPFS-based web browser galacteek, now has support to search within cyber! A truly historical day for decentralization of the web!
