About
DeAI Nation is a global non-profit association advancing the idea and principles of sovereign and fair access to AI infrastructure. We see open models, open-source and open weights, as well as distributed compute, as the foundation of technological independence for countries and regions.

Manifesto
Technology is shaping our future faster than people can understand the rules behind it.
Artificial intelligence already influences education, careers and everyday life, and everyone can see it happening.
I am eighteen years old and finishing school. I see many talented people around me who could achieve so much more if they had access to one basic resource: computational infrastructure.
The United States and China are concentrating the hardware and developing their own models. Other countries use the results and slowly become dependent on them. The future should not be built this way.
Today, we are offered the role of observers; my generation will live with the consequences of decisions that are being made right now, yet we aren’t taking part in the conversation about the access to AI and its terms.
If computational power remains controlled by a few players, inequality won’t cease to grow.
Everyone should have access to AI, and not only those who have their own data centers or the resources of major nations.
That is why we are creating a non-profit platform where governments, public institutions, foundations and decentralized AI projects work together and build an open path for the technologies accessible to the entire world.
Yasin, Co-Founder of DeAI Nation
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The Problem
The AI GPU market is extremely concentrated: over 90% of infrastructure is controlled by just two states — the United States and China. Corporations based in these countries operate 126 AI hubs; Europe has only six. More than 150 countries have no such infrastructure at all.
This creates risks of censorship, access restrictions, and geopolitical dependency. In this setup, open AI is effectively out of reach for most of the world: access to frontier-level compute is limited, cloud GPU rental is expensive, and dependence on a few providers keeps growing. Most countries and companies are locked out of working with modern models.

The Solution
Decentralized AI distributes compute across thousands of independent nodes, removing any single center of control and following the logic of robust open protocols. Just as Bitcoin has no central bank, decentralized AI has no single operator. 
Key properties of decentralized AI:
  • Open access for countries, companies, and developers
  • A global GPU network as an alternative to centralized data centers
  • Protocol-level resistance to monopolization
  • Transparent and verifiable computation
  • Prices set by the market, not by a few corporations

What We Do
  • Bring together countries and regions, funds, GPU operators, and DeAI protocols into a single space for joint initiatives
  • Create market and analytical reports on decentralized AI for community, companies, and regulators
  • Attract and allocate grants from major economies and global foundations
  • Help build strategies for technological sovereignty and diversified access to compute
  • Develop standards for transparency and resource allocation
  • Promote decentralization and explain the systemic risks of centralization
  • Organize international summits and educational programs, positioning decentralized AI as a public good

What We Offer Partners
For countries, decentralized AI is a way to move from being technology consumers to becoming compute suppliers and active participants in global value chains.
DeAI is especially relevant for countries that have:
  • Low-cost energy and favorable conditions for infrastructure projects
  • Ambitions to grow local IT capabilities, talent pools, and jobs, and diversify the economy
  • Demand for AI solutions tailored to national languages and local contexts
What members and official partners of DeAI Nation receive:
  • For states: strategic influence over the rules of distributed compute and a share in ecosystem growth as a founding partner
  • For AI companies and protocols: access to governments and IT clusters, participation in token programs, hackathons, and pilots
  • For funds and NGOs: opportunities for joint research, educational initiatives, and public campaigns about decentralized AI

Why It Works
Decentralized networks such as Gonka, Bittensor, Render and others already operate at significant distributed compute scale — but countries cannot use this capacity directly. There is no legal framework, institutional channel, or mature process for working with these networks.
DeAI Nation acts as a hub, creating a state- and institution-friendly bridge into DeAI protocols. We don’t build data centers. Protocols offer quotas, we distribute them. Our core assets are transparency, legitimacy, and institutional trust.
  • Why this is attractive for protocols: public awareness of decentralized AI, legitimacy and demand from institutional users — regions, states, universities, research centers — and, most importantly, real institutional demand for compute and network growth.
  • Why this is attractive for states: access to compute without capex on hardware, an alternative AI development path that reduces dependence on the US and China, the ability to develop national models, and lower AI project costs thanks to a decentralized compute market.
DeAI Nation connects governments, universities, research centers, and DeAI protocols into a single transparent loop — giving states access to infrastructures they currently cannot reach, and giving protocols legitimacy and users.

Join Us
We are opening an early participation window and invite you to join the launch. Sign an MOU to become one of the first partners and use the official participation mark in your communications. For extended collaboration formats, please contact us.

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