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How OpGPU is Democratizing High-Performance Computing
In today’s digital economy, access to high-performance computing (HPC) is no longer a luxury — it’s a critical necessity. From artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning to 3D rendering, genomics, and advanced physics simulations, the scope and scale of modern workloads are demanding more computational resources than ever before. According to Precedence Research, the global HPC market stood at $54.76 billion in 2023 and is forecasted to surge to $133.25 billion by 2034, growing at a CAGR of 9.3%!
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The Limits of Centralization: Why Traditional HPC Can’t Scale Equitably
Despite this explosive growth, the infrastructure remains largely controlled by centralized hyperscalers — Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud dominate access to GPUs and compute clusters. While these services are powerful, they are also expensive, opaque in pricing, and frequently out of reach for independent researchers, small startups, or developers in emerging markets. Moreover, the rapid commodification of AI workloads has led to GPU shortages and rising compute costs, creating global innovation bottlenecks.
In this sector, oversaturated with projects that rarely deliver, OpGPU stands as a beacon to follow, a decentralized GPU compute protocol that proposes a radically different model: democratized, distributed high-performance computing. By tapping into underutilized GPU resources owned by individuals and organizations across the globe, the project offers a peer-to-peer solution that reduces barriers to entry, optimizes infrastructure efficiency, and fosters a fairer compute economy
Traditional HPC systems rely on a centralized architecture, where compute power is delivered from massive, energy-intensive data centers. These facilities require billions in capital expenditure and are typically run by a handful of technology conglomerates.
The inefficiencies are numerous:
● Low GPU Utilization: GPUs in enterprise and personal settings often remain idle up to 85% of the time, according to a study by GigaIO.
● Geographic Inequity: Developers and researchers in developing regions often cannot afford access to powerful computing clusters.
● Scalability Bottlenecks: AI model sizes are doubling every 3–4 months, but traditional cloud infrastructure cannot always scale at the pace of demand without exorbitant pricing.
These and other long-lasting problems highlight an urgent need for decentralized alternatives that decouple compute access from institutional gatekeepers.
The Novel Approach: Harnessing a Global GPU Network
Long story short, OpGPU flips the centralized model on its head. How? Instead of relying on a handful of mega-data centers, the platform connects GPU owners — from gamers with high-end graphics cards to organizations with idle AI clusters — into a single decentralized compute marketplace.
Key Features of the OpGPU Model:
1. Decentralized GPU and Node Marketplace
● OpGPU offers a decentralized platform where users can lend or rent GPU and node resources. This peer-to-peer model allows individuals and organizations to monetize their idle computational resources, fostering a more efficient and accessible computing ecosystem.
2. Integrated Cloud-Based Services
● Beyond resource sharing, the platform provides a suite of cloud-based services designed to support various computational tasks. These services aim to simplify the deployment and management of workloads across the decentralized network.
3. Enhanced Load Balancing Mechanism
● To ensure optimal performance and resource utilization, OpGPU employs an advanced load balancer. This system dynamically distributes computational tasks across available GPUs and nodes, minimizing latency and maximizing throughput.
4. Robust Security and User Control
● Security and user autonomy are central to OpGPU’s design. The platform incorporates mechanisms that allow users to maintain control over their resources and data, ensuring trust and transparency within the network.
5. Scalable Infrastructure
● OpGPU’s architecture is built for scalability, accommodating a growing number of users and computational demands. This design ensures that the platform can adapt to increasing workloads without compromising performance.
6. Community-Driven Development
● The platform emphasizes community involvement, encouraging users to participate in the platform’s evolution. This collaborative approach aims to align the platform’s development with the needs and insights of its user base.
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From Research Labs to Creative Studios
OpGPU is already empowering high-performance workloads across a wide range of advanced computational fields. In artificial intelligence, for example, training and fine-tuning large-scale models such as LLaMA or GPT-3 often demand thousands of GPU hours. The new platform delivers this processing power in a scalable and cost-effective way, making such tasks more accessible.
In the creative industries, game developers and animation studios can leverage OpGPU for 3D rendering and visual effects, gaining access to burst GPU capacity without the need to invest in or maintain their own expensive infrastructure.
For scientific research, the platform enables the execution of complex data simulations used in climate modeling, genomic analysis, and particle physics — areas that traditionally require massive computational throughput.
Within the blockchain and DeFi space, OpGPU also provides real-time computational support for smart contract execution and data analytics, enhancing performance for decentralized applications that rely on speed and scale.
Sustainability Through Resource Reuse
One of the overlooked advantages of OpGPU’s model is its alignment with environmental sustainability goals. By putting idle hardware to productive use, it reduces the need for new manufacturing and the associated environmental costs. Large centralized data centers consume up to 1.5% of global electricity, according to the IEA. A decentralized model mitigates this by decentralizing energy usage and reducing redundant infrastructure.
OpGPU’s team envisions a world where high-performance compute access is as universal as internet connectivity. Their roadmap includes:
● Launching a multi-chain orchestration layer to bridge compute access across ecosystems.
● Integration with AI/ML frameworks like PyTorch and TensorFlow.
● Support for containerized environments (e.g., Docker) to simplify deployment.
● A reputation system to ensure quality and trust among compute providers.
A New Era of Computing Inclusion
In a world increasingly dependent on massive computational tasks, the ability to participate in innovation should not be determined by geography, corporate affiliation, or access to venture capital. OpGPU is reshaping the decentralized computing ecosystem through innovative GPU and node lending and rental mechanisms, seamlessly integrated with a powerful suite of cloud-based services.
With a strong commitment to user security, autonomy, and scalable infrastructure, OpGPU is cultivating a community ready to lead the next wave of digital transformation.
By tapping into the latent power of millions of underutilized GPUs, the platform is helping to break down systemic barriers and unlock new possibilities for AI researchers, indie developers, educators, and creators alike. As Web3 matures and computational equity becomes a central issue, platforms like OpGPU may well become foundational infrastructure — doing for compute what decentralized finance did for capital.
The future of HPC isn’t locked behind the walls of Silicon Valley. It’s open, permissionless, and distributed — and OpGPU is one of the most promising players leading the way.
Join a fast-growing community of developers and innovators connected all over the world, building the new era of the Internet. Learn more about the project by visiting the website, as well as following X and joining the Telegram chat.
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SANS Institute Brings Cybersecurity Training and Expert-Led Sessions to GISEC Global 2025
Dubai, UAE, 8th May 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, SANS Institute, the global leader in cybersecurity training and certification, is participating in GISEC Global 2025 (6-8 May 2025) at the Dubai World Trade Center. This year, SANS Institute joins GISEC Global as a strategic partner, highlighting the company’s long-term commitment to developing cybersecurity talent in the region.
From May 6 to 8, SANS also will host the SANS GISEC Academy. Located in Hall 4, SANS GISEC Academy is a community-led initiative offering three days of free-to-attend technical training sessions led by SANS Certified Instructors. These sessions are part of SANS’ mission to upskill defenders and contribute meaningfully to the UAE’s national and regional cybersecurity posture.
Each day will focus on a key cybersecurity domain. On day 1, instructor Jean-François Maes will lead a full-day track on Offensive Operations, covering topics such as malware evasion, OSINT exposure in cloud environments, and common vulnerabilities discovered over a decade of penetration testing. Day 2 shifts to Cyber Defense with Ian Reynolds, who will explore deception-based defenses, the role of AI and deepfakes in modern threat landscapes, and advanced threat hunting techniques. Day 3 will be led by Michael Hoffman, focusing on ICS/OT cybersecurity, with insights drawn from real-world incidents such as the Colonial Pipeline and Ukraine grid attacks. The sessions are tailored for cybersecurity professionals, analysts, SOC managers, and decision-makers looking to enhance their tactical and strategic defense skills.
“In the Middle East and beyond, digital infrastructure is under increasing pressure from AI-powered threats that are more deceptive, adaptive, and persistent,” said Ned Baltagi, Managing Director for the Middle East, Turkey, and Africa, SANS Institute. “From deepfake-enabled fraud to intelligent ransomware strains that evade detection, cybersecurity teams must shift from reactive defense to intelligence-driven prevention. At SANS, we’re focused on equipping professionals with the practical skills and threat context they need to defend against this next wave of AI-fueled attacks. Cybersecurity is not just a professional responsibility, but a shared priority for national safety and resilience.”
In addition to the academy, Rob T Lee, Chief of Research at SANS Institute, will take the GISEC stage for two key sessions. On May 6, Rob will speak on the Dark Stage, presenting ‘The AI Acceleration: Defending Critical Infrastructure Against Emerging Intelligent Threats’. His talk will highlight the growing use of AI in cyberattacks, the evolving “Volt/Salt Typhoon” methodology, and data-driven counter-defense strategies. On May 7, Rob will join a panel discussion on the Critical Infrastructure Stage exploring how precision AI and machine learning can secure operational technology environments.
“Attackers are no longer bound by time or complexity. What used to take weeks can now be done in minutes with tools that generate believable malware, deepfakes, and targeted phishing at scale,” said Lee. “We’re not facing yesterday’s threats moving faster, we’re facing a new kind of battlefield. Defenders need to adapt, outpace, and outthink. The hardest part isn’t finding the threat but in keeping up with how quickly it changes.”
Attendees are encouraged to visit the SANS team at Stand D75, Hall 7, where senior executives will be available to share insights and connect with the cybersecurity community.
To continue its mission of upskilling cybersecurity professionals across the region, SANS will also be hosting four training events throughout the Middle East in May: SANS Doha (May 10–15), SANS Riyadh (May 10–22), SANS Abu Dhabi (May 18–23), and SANS Dubai (May 25–30).
For more information and to register for these events, please visit: https://www.sans.org/mlp/middle-east-turkey-africa
About SANS Institute
The SANS Institute was established in 1989 as a cooperative research and education organization. Today, SANS is the most trusted and, by far, the largest provider of cybersecurity training and certification to professionals in government and commercial institutions worldwide. Renowned SANS instructors teach more than 60 courses at in-person and virtual cybersecurity events and OnDemand. GIAC, an affiliate of the SANS Institute, validates practitioner skills through more than 35 hands-on, technical certifications in cybersecurity. The SANS Technology Institute, a regionally accredited independent subsidiary, offers master’s and bachelor’s degrees, graduate certificates, and an undergraduate certificate in cybersecurity. SANS Security Awareness, a division of SANS, provides organizations with a complete and comprehensive security awareness solution, enabling them to manage their “human” cybersecurity risk easily and effectively. SANS also delivers a wide variety of free resources to the InfoSec community including consensus projects, research reports, webcasts, podcasts, and newsletters; it also operates the Internet’s early warning system–the Internet Storm Center. At the heart of SANS are the many security practitioners, representing varied global organizations from corporations to universities, working together to support and educate the global information security community.
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Bitdefender GravityZone PHASR Endpoint Security Debuts in the Middle East at GISEC Global
Industry-First Solution Sets a New Standard for Attack Surface Reduction and Endpoint Security Through Dynamic, User-Tailored Protection
Dubai, UAE, 8th May 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, Bitdefender, a global cybersecurity leader, today announced the Middle East debut of Bitdefender GravityZone Proactive Hardening and Attack Surface Reduction (PHASR), the industry’s first endpoint security solution to dynamically tailor hardening for each user—ensuring that security configurations align precisely with user-intended privileges and behaviors and continuously adapt to shrink attack surfaces. The solution will be unveiled at GISEC Global, the region’s largest cybersecurity event.
“Legitimate tools and Living-Off-the-land (LOTL) techniques are now involved in over 70% of major security incidents, according to our investigations,” said Dragos Gavrilut, vice president of threat research at Bitdefender. “GravityZone PHASR is the only purpose-built solution designed to combat this growing epidemic by precisely controlling access to tools like PowerShell and WMIC—effectively stopping LOTL-style attacks at their source.”
GravityZone PHASR reduces attack surfaces, mitigates unnecessary risk, and enforces compliance by analyzing individual user behaviors such as application usage and access to resources—and dynamically restricting tools or privileges that fall outside established norms.
Gartner® forecasts, “By 2030, 60% of exposure management tasks and remediation will use intelligent automation, up from 10% today,”¹ which we believe highlights an industry shift toward preventative, automated risk mitigation. According to Gartner, “Attack surface reduction includes all technologies that reduce an organization’s exposure to compromise…The common idea behind these technologies is that there is no detection required. Attack surface reduction applies to all attacks, even the most evasive.”²
GravityZone PHASR delivers a powerful, proactive approach to reducing threat exposure and compliance risk. Offered as an add-on to Bitdefender GravityZone—the company’s flagship unified security and risk analytics platform—PHASR is built on years of advanced machine learning (ML) applied to users, groups, applications, and endpoints within GravityZone Extended Detection and Response (XDR). It leverages proprietary artificial intelligence (AI) to create profiles of behavioral norms across individuals and groups, focusing on key areas such as data access, application usage, and security permissions. This enables a comprehensive assessment of vulnerabilities and potential attack vectors impacting the business.
Key Benefits of GravityZone PHASR include:
- Drastically reduces attack surfaces – GravityZone PHASR correlates user behaviors with active threat vectors and attacks. This determines the optimal attack surface configuration, unique to each user, enabling organizations to minimize the attack surface without compromising operational efficiency.
- Proactively stops LOTL attack techniques – GravityZone PHASR restricts access to Living-Off-the Land-Binaries (LOLBins) before exploitation, reducing data breach risks, alert fatigue and security costs. It delivers targeted hardening that minimizes access to tools and resources for users who don’t require them for their daily tasks.
- Defeats repeatable attack patterns – GravityZone PHASR tailors defenses to each system, making it harder for attackers to reuse the same techniques across environments. Threat actors often replicate successful methods once they bypass a security tool—PHASR disrupts this by ensuring detections behave differently from system to system.
“Innovation in cybersecurity must solve real problems—not add complexity,” said Andrei Florescu, president and general manager at Bitdefender Business Solutions Group. “GravityZone PHASR is a true game changer that strengthens endpoint security by tackling today’s most pressing challenges—including stealthy LOTL attack techniques. By applying tailored security controls to each user based on behavior, PHASR minimizes unnecessary access, hardens environments, and helps organizations stay ahead as attack surfaces grow.”
At GISEC Global
Bitdefender will showcase GravityZone PHASR in Hall 5, Stand C108 at GISEC Global, taking place at the Dubai World Trade Center between May 6-8.
In addition, Bitdefender will host a GravityZone PHASR launch seminar at the conference that will take place in the GISEC Academy Stage 2, Hall 3 on May 7 from 11:00 – 12:30pm. For those interested in attending, please contact Lucian Lupascu at llupascu@bitdefender.com.
Availability
Bitdefender GravityZone PHASR is available now. To learn more or schedule a demo, visit here.
¹Gartner, Emerging Tech Impact Radar: Preemptive Cybersecurity, Luis Castillo, Lawrence Pingree, Carl Manion, Ruggero Contu, November 25, 2024.
²Gartner, Reference Architecture Brief: Endpoint Security, Eric Grenier, February 16, 2024
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About Bitdefender
Bitdefender is a cybersecurity leader delivering best-in-class threat prevention, detection, and response solutions worldwide. Guardian over millions of consumers, enterprises, and government environments, Bitdefender is one of the industry’s most trusted experts for eliminating threats, protecting privacy, digital identity and data, and enabling cyber resilience. With deep investments in research and development, Bitdefender Labs discovers hundreds of new threats each minute and validates billions of threat queries daily. The company has pioneered breakthrough innovations in antimalware, IoT security, behavioral analytics, and artificial intelligence and its technology is licensed by more than 180 of the world’s most recognized technology brands. Founded in 2001, Bitdefender has customers in 170+ countries with offices around the world. For more information, visit https://www.bitdefender.com.
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TXOne Networks Makes a Grand Entrance at GISEC
Engineering Enterprise Resilience with the Latest OT Cybersecurity Solutions
Dubai, UAE, 8th May 2025, ZEX PR WIRE, According to a recent survey by TXOne Networks, 94% of organizations reported OT security incidents in the past 12 months, and 98% reported IT security incidents that spilled over and eventually impacted OT environments. In an era where traditional security models are no longer sufficient and global cybersecurity regulations are tightening, a comprehensive and resilient cybersecurity framework is essential for maintaining a competitive advantage.
The Three Stages of OT Cybersecurity Evolution: TXOne’s Blueprint for Resilience
Stage 1: The Evolving Needs of Security Integration
Organizations traditionally relied on point solutions such as firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems (IPS/IDS), and endpoint anti-malware software. However, these tools often lack integration, creating fragmented defenses that are difficult to manage. Enterprises urgently need a unified, highly visible risk-oriented security strategy.
Stage 2: Optimizing Security Processes with Operations-Friendly Practices
While most organizations have increased their cybersecurity budgets, many still encounter operational hurdles. It is difficult to implement updates or new technologies without costly disruptions of operations. True improvement requires holistic optimization across organizational structures, processes, and technologies.
Stage 3: Achieving True Governance Through Platform Integration
With cybersecurity regulations such as the CRA, NIS2, and IEC 62443 becoming increasingly stringent worldwide, 39% of respondents view compliance as a top OT security driver. Comprehensive security governance and platform-based integration are critical to both operational resilience and regulatory compliance.
“In the next three years, major enterprises will accelerate cybersecurity compliance to maintain market advantage,” stated Dr. Terence Liu, CEO of TXOne Networks. “TXOne Networks is well-positioned to support these regulatory needs with our SageOne platform, helping organizations move from fragmented protection to comprehensive security governance aligned with international standards.”
SageOne: Unified Risk Management for Enhanced Visibility
TXOne Networks’ SageOne platform delivers precise risk assessment and actionable insights to prioritize and address the most critical threats.
TXOne Networks at GISEC 2025
To support enterprises in upgrading their cybersecurity strategies, TXOne Networks will participate in GISEC 2025 from May 6–8, at Booth: B175, Dubai Trade Centre Hall 5. Featured products will include:
- Element product family for asset inspection
- Stellar for endpoint protection
- Edge product family for network defense
- SageOne platform for OT security governance
Experts will be on-site offering in-depth insights into the current OT security landscape and sharing best practices for industrial cybersecurity.
For event and agenda details, please visit:
GISEC 2025 Exhibition Info
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About TXOne Networks
TXOne Networks offers cybersecurity solutions that ensure the reliability and safety of industrial control systems and operational technology environments, working together with both leading manufacturers and critical infrastructure operators to develop practical, operation-friendly approaches to cyber defense. TXOne Networks offers both network-based and endpoint-based products to secure OT networks and mission-critical devices using a real-time, defense-in-depth approach.
Learn more: www.txone.com
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