We are DePIN

Decentralising the ride-hailing industry and creating Taxi 3.0.In this episode, we got together with Firdosh Sheikh, CEO and Founder of Drife, and talked about:- The gap that has been created by current ‘traditional’ ride-hailing providers- How Drife works, current traction, and what Drife looks like at the moment- The biggest challenges scaling a platform service on the rider and driver sideDrife is a decentralised ride-hailing platform - creating Taxi 3.0 - that gives drivers access to the income that they deserve while keeping the core platform as a value share between driver and rider.Taxi industry, Decentralisation, Ride-hailing---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------We Are DePIN is uniting the DePIN space through exclusive events & insightful discussions. In each podcast episode, we invite projects to discuss how they are revolutionising and shaping the future of DePIN.This podcast series is brought to you by Minima, the real-world blockchain. Minima is the only L1 blockchain lean and compact enough to run in full on any mobile or IoT device. Minima is focused on everyday solutions through device-native infrastructure.If you’re new to DePIN, subscribe to our channel and follow us on Twitter to stay up-to-date.#taxi #ridehailing #decentralized Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tamir Baasanjav, co-founder of Obortech, focuses on using blockchain to enhance supply chain transparency. He discusses how typical digital solutions fail to address the transparency issues plaguing global supply chains. With insights from his early blockchain projects, he explores real-world applications in sustainable development and logistics. A case study of German apples shows how IoT and blockchain can revolutionize data integrity and reduce food loss. The conversation emphasizes the potential of decentralization across various industries.

Jesse Eisses, co-founder of Nosana, advocates for merging AI with blockchain to democratize computing. He discusses the urgent need for accessible GPU resources to tackle AI demands and how Nosana's decentralized GPU grid can revolutionize AI innovation. Eisses emphasizes why blockchain is essential for equitable access and explores the regulatory landscape surrounding AI research. He also shares insights on the potential and challenges within the Solana ecosystem, highlighting its promise for fostering an inclusive future in tech.

Mark Rydon, co-founder of Aethir, is on a mission to revolutionize cloud computing through decentralization. He discusses how underutilized GPUs could solve pressing supply issues. The conversation dives into the inefficiencies of traditional GPU infrastructure and how decentralized solutions can enhance performance. Rydon highlights the growing demand for AI compute and the moral imperative of democratizing AI access. With Aethir's innovative approach, they aim to challenge tech giants and unlock the potential of decentralized technology.