Acurast Introduces Processor Lite for iOS, Transforming Cloud Computing for iPhone Users

Acurast Unveils Processor Lite for iOS

Acurast has announced the launch of Processor Lite for iOS, a groundbreaking application that empowers iPhone users to join the DePIN Cloud Rebellion secured by Polkadot. This innovative app, now available on the Apple App Store, allows iPhone users to share their device's computing power with Acurast's decentralized cloud network, thus earning rewards.

Transforming Cloud Computing

By leveraging the advanced processing capabilities of mobile devices, Acurast revolutionizes cloud computing, allowing everyday phones to function as powerful computing nodes. This shift not only expands Acurast's ecosystem, welcoming iPhone users, but also emphasizes accessibility and control over global computational resources.

Sustainable Approach

Acurast promotes sustainability by converting older mobile models and damaged devices into affordable computing resources. This initiative creates cost-effective alternatives to traditional servers, integrating eco-friendliness into cloud infrastructure.

Rewards for Participating Users

Users contributing compute power via Processor Lite can earn cACU tokens, with a potential of up to 250 cACU per month. These rewards are enhanced further whenever developers utilize user resources for deploying applications on the Acurast Cloud.

Key Features

• Compute Power for Developers: Users can start providing compute power using their everyday phones or upcycled devices.
• Broad Compatibility: Supports iPhone 6s and newer models.
• Secure and Private: Ensures data security and user privacy, crucial for participants.

To participate in the Acurast Cloud Rebellion, iPhone users can download Processor Lite for iOS, fostering a more decentralized, sustainable, and user-driven cloud infrastructure.

Vision of Acurast

Alessandro De Carli, Co-Founder of Acurast, stated, “With this launch, we aim to democratize cloud computing. We enable iPhone users to contribute their phones' compute power, pushing for a decentralized and confidential cloud infrastructure.”