This spring, the Filecoin Virtual Machine (FVM) was launched on the Filecoin network, solidifying the unique positioning of the Filecoin network as L1 and powering the open data economy.

Why is there a need for blockchain technology? Where is its intersection with artificial intelligence? Although it cannot solve all problems at once, the distributed physical infrastructure network (DePIN) in Web3 creates conditions for addressing the aforementioned issues.

Brave Desktop v1.51 introduces an automatic NFT pinning feature, allowing Brave's native wallet to ensure the metadata security of its supported NFTs through the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS).

The FVM Dataverse Hackathon is part of the Filecoin community's regular Builder Support program, encouraging creators to actively showcase their brilliant ideas.

The release of FWS this time means that open-source alternatives are beginning to provide substitutes for services like AWS, GCP, and Azure, fully leveraging the potential of the Filecoin decentralized storage network.

From the perspective of the kernel, IPC is a framework that defines the interaction rules within and between subnets, equipped with a series of smart contracts and client software designed to integrate such behaviors.

The next is computing on the data network, which is a large-scale computation performed on the blockchain network.

The most urgent goal on the road to expansion is to handle the increasing influx of load.

Interoperable networks enable Filecoin to provide its competitive services (such as data computation and storage) to applications on other blockchains.

The launch of the Filecoin Virtual Machine (FVM) allows users to deploy programmable smart contracts (actors) on the Filecoin blockchain.