Bittensor's Lium hosts over $30M in GPUs with 91% rented
bittingthembits · x · 2026-10-22
Lium, a decentralized compute platform in the Bittensor ecosystem, says it now hosts more than $30M worth of hardware, including 225 B300 GPUs, with 91% of its supply rented out.
The community reads this as an answer to last year's question of whether decentralized compute could attract paying customers — utilization near full suggests real demand is absorbing decentralized GPU supply.
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