Inferium Node FAQ
Is it easy to run an Inferium Node?
Yes. Running an Inferium Node is designed to be simple and accessible for both technical and non-technical users.
One-click installer
No coding required
Runs on most modern computers or cloud instances
User-friendly dashboard to monitor your node
What are the minimum technical requirements?
Resource
Minimum Requirement
CPU
Quad-core (Intel i5/Ryzen 5 or higher)
RAM
8 GB
Storage
128 GB SSD
OS
Windows, macOS, Linux (Ubuntu preferred)
Network
Stable internet, 10 Mbps up/down
GPU (Optional)
For AI inference acceleration (NVIDIA GPU)
Cloud-based options (AWS, GCP, Vultr) are also supported.
What do Inferium Nodes actually do?
Run AI inference jobs for text, image, and multimodal models
Host and deploy AI models/agents
Validate inference outputs through Proof-of-Inference
Detect fraud or manipulated AI outputs
Benchmark and rate models
How do I earn rewards?
You earn IFR tokens for:
Running inference tasks
Hosting models/agents
Validating tasks for accuracy
Participating in benchmarking
Other benefits include:
Access to exclusive AI models
Personalized agents
Multiplied Inferno Points for early adopters
What makes Inferium different from other node projects?
AI-first infrastructure (not just storage or general compute)
Proof-of-Inference to verify real execution
Multimodal AI support: text, vision, video, agents
On-chain benchmarking and evaluation
Integrated studio for AI agent deployment
Is my node activity verifiable?
Yes. All inference jobs are recorded on-chain using Proof-of-Inference, ensuring you are credited fairly for your work.
Do I need AI knowledge?
No. You don’t need any machine learning or data science experience to run a node. All heavy lifting is handled by the Inferium platform.
When can I start running my node?
To be announced after TGE
Can I run multiple nodes?
Yes, you can run multiple nodes depending on hardware capacity and network policies. Each node needs one license.
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