0G Labs and the Stanford Blockchain Team Launch a $20 Million Apollo AI Accelerator
Svmuu News: 0G Labs, a decentralized AI infrastructure protocol, has announced the launch of the "0G Apollo Accelerator," which plans to provide up to $20 million in funding to incubate and scale revenue-generating AI applications built on decentralized infrastructure. The accelerator was established in partnership with the Blockchain Builders Fund (BBF). BBF is part of Stanford University’s blockchain ecosystem, which includes the Stanford Blockchain Accelerator, BASS, and MS&E 447. The initiative is also supported by Google Cloud, with each selected team receiving $200,000 in cloud credits. Additionally, the wallet infrastructure platform Privy (acquired by Stripe) will provide selected teams with production-grade wallet solutions, aiming to equip projects with enterprise-grade computing and infrastructure capabilities from the early stages.
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