Grid
The Grid is the decentralised backbone that enables distributed AI orchestration across organisational boundaries.
It's a public utility network: making AI accessible and pluggable for the whole world.
What is the Grid?
The Grid represents the core networking and coordination layer of the Covia protocol, providing:
- Distributed Compute Resources: Access to AI models, data processing, and computational power across the network
- Peer-to-Peer Communication: Direct agent-to-agent messaging with built-in security and privacy
- Resource Discovery: Automatic discovery and registration of available AI services and data sources
- Load Balancing: Intelligent distribution of computational workloads across the network
Grid Architecture
Network Topology
The Grid operates as a decentralized network where each node can:
- Host AI models and services
- Provide computational resources
- Store and serve data assets
- Participate in consensus and governance
Security Model
- End-to-end encryption for all communications
- Zero-knowledge proofs for privacy-preserving computations
- Cryptographic attestation of compute integrity
- Reputation-based trust scoring
Getting Started with the Grid
This section will provide detailed documentation on:
- Setting up a Grid node
- Connecting to the network
- Deploying AI services
- Managing resources and permissions
Documentation coming soon...