Codex is a decentralised storage protocol designed to persist data durably and reliably across a distributed storage network.  Akash Network, on the other hand, is a decentralised compute marketplace, where users can buy and sell compute power using an SDL-based deployment model. While you can run a Codex node on

Codex is a decentralised peer-to-peer (P2P) storage network that enables users to share and persist data in a distributed and verifiable way.  Codex distinguishes itself from other distributed storage networks through its design as a Data Durability Engine (DDE), leveraging powerful durability and reliability features alongside an open marketplace for

Are you a student curious about decentralised technologies, peer-to-peer networks, or how storage protocols shape the foundation of the web3 stack? Do you want real-world experience working on cutting-edge infrastructure while still in university? We’re excited to launch the Codex Student Programme, a unique opportunity for Bachelor’s, Master’

Decentralised storage networks (DSNs) offer a more durable, censorship-resistant way to store large amounts of data without relying on centralised parties. Protocols like Codex facilitate a peer-to-peer data storage network that is designed to persist data on decentralised infrastructure without being managed by any one party. Codex expands the traditional

As the demand for resilient, censorship-resistant data storage continues to grow, decentralised storage networks (DSNs) have become an increasingly vital part of the digital infrastructure.  These systems distribute data across a network of independent nodes, reducing reliance on centralised providers and enhancing fault tolerance. Among the early innovators in this

While decentralised storage has a range of use cases across established industries, it is also immediately beneficial to decentralised apps (dapps) that aim to function without centralised data storage providers. As a Decentralised Durability Engine (DDE) designed to offer a robust and censorship-resistant alternative to centralised storage platforms, Codex provides

Global storage demands continue to grow rapidly, and the advent of artificial intelligence only amplifies this surge in the need for data capacity. The powerful, transformative machine learning algorithms that underlie this new, exciting field of applications and power globally adopted generative pre-trained transformers (GPTs) are trained on massive amounts

Demand for resilient, distributed storage is skyrocketing. Recently published research projects that the global market for decentralised cloud storage will surpass $4.5 billion by 2034, and global daily data generation now exceeds 400 million terabytes, signalling a demand for more efficient and durable ways to persist large volumes of

Level up with the Codex decentralised storage protocol newsletter. Each month, we will explore key developments, updates, and insights. Together, we will craft a future where you own your data. It is time to end censorship. Testnet Launch and Whitepaper Release The marquee update from September was the much-anticipated public