ChainCatcher news, according to information from GaiaNet's official social media (@GaiaNet_AI), its Beta version product now supports node installation and operation on the entire series of Apple M1, M2, and M3 chip devices. Currently, after installing the node, users can bind the node and perform node authentication to obtain the status of early node contributors.GaiaNet's testnet and software development kit (SDK) are planned to be launched in the second half of 2024, with product beta testing having started in the second quarter of 2024.GaiaNet is a groundbreaking new AI infrastructure project aimed at decentralizing current AI agent software, and it has raised $10 million in seed funding, with key strategic advisors including Lex Sokolin from Generative Ventures, Brian Johnson from Republic Capital, Shawn Ng from 7RIDGE, Kishore Bhatia, EVM Capital, Mantle EcoFund, and ByteTrade Lab.

ChainCatcher message, io.net officially stated that Apple M chip devices will be temporarily removed from the list of supported devices, with support for M series chip computers, including M2 and M3, ending on July 15. Support for M2 Ultra and M3 devices will continue until the end of this month.In the short term, io.net must prioritize managing supply and reducing the impact of emissions on the network. Based on discussions with current and potential customers, prioritizing GPUs and providing incentives for high-demand GPUs is crucial for the sustainability of the network. All rewards for M series chips will be transferred to eligible GPUs.If demand or utilization opportunities for M series chips arise in the future, support will be restored. The team will carefully reassess this situation monthly and restore support for more devices as soon as feasible.