Perceptron moves 800,000-node AI data network to Walrus

Perceptron , a distributed intelligence infrastructure company, has announced a strategic migration to Walrus , a data platform built for artificial intelligence ( AI ) applications. With Perceptron’s network spanning more than 800,000 global contributor nodes, the adoption of Walrus as its primary storage layer marks an important milestone in how datasets are stored, verified, and distributed. Specifically, the two partners are looking to replace legacy centralized storage systems with one that relies on advanced cryptographic proof-of-data integrity and immutable history principles. As a result, users will be able to verify chain custody themselves. “The decentralized brain that’s been connected to a centralized memory has left clients guessing. Not anymore. With Walrus, the data is signed, and our clients can now verify the chain of custody themselves.

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