Perceptron moves 800,000-plus nodes to verifiable storage for AI data integrity

Perceptron is moving its global network of more than 800,000 contributor nodes to Walrus, replacing centralized storage with a system designed to let clients verify AI data integrity themselves. The migration, announced on October 22, 2026, makes Walrus the primary storage layer for the distributed intelligence infrastructure company. Key takeaways Walrus will provide decentralized storage for Perceptron’s global data network. Clients will be able to independently check their datasets’ chain of custody. The integration targets enterprise users, including hedge funds and AI companies. Perceptron moves its global AI data network to Walrus Walrus , a data platform built for artificial intelligence applications, will support how Perceptron stores, verifies and distributes its datasets. The partners are replacing legacy centralized storage with a decentralized, verifiable system .

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