Builders
Join ICN as a builder to leverage our decentralized infrastructure, enabling highly scalable and performant infrastructure solutions without the capex needs.
How it works
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Get familiar with the ecosystem’s capabilities and the specific requirements for deploying your service.
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Secure the necessary hardware resources on the network by leveraging the ICN booking system.
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ICN will allocate the highest performing hardware for your needs automatically after payment.
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Leverage the ecosystem and its market-access tooling - enabling you with proven go-to-market strategies.
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Proven advantages
ICN is built for cloud services for enterprise customers at its core. Having successfully started and scaled with a B2B-oriented solution, our architecture has proven its ability to help scale any cloud service with enterprise-grade service quality.
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Infinite scalability
For the first time, you have the ability to outcompete any traditional cloud provider without any capex requirements. Simply leverage ICN’s fully scalable, global enterprise-grade hardware network.
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No compromise
The composable and permissionless architecure facilitates a wide variety of use cases - for AI agents, inference modeling or object storage. The connected hardware is high-performant and fully enterprise-grade.
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Established GTM channels
New builders joining our open ecosystem can benefit from the experience of our first cloud provider, who has already scaled to multi-million dollar recurring revenue within months of onboarding
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Impossible Cloud Network?

ICN is building a next-generation decentralized internet infrastructure layer. A composable, permissionless and truly open ecosystem for an equitable future internet.
How does it work?

With resilient, high-performance decentralized cloud services, ICN lays the foundation for a scalable, secure, and community-driven ecosystem supporting enterprise, AI, gaming, and applications. With real-world adoption, proven leadership, and a vision for 200+ decentralized cloud services, ICN offers a true alternative to centralized control
What is a HyperNode?

The HyperNodes are a network of decentralized protectors in the ICN Protocol. They monitor and guard our network of resources to ensure a secure and robust hardware layer. The HyperNodes are a core part of the system and play a crucial role in maintaining the infrastructure of the future.
How can I participate and earn rewards?

The ICN ecosystem consists of several key roles in maintaining an operational network.
HyperNode operators earn rewards for securing the hardware resource layer. By staking your ICN Link NFT to an operational HyperNode, you will earn ICNT in rewards as it performs verifications.
Hardware Node providers earn rewards for providing system capabilities to the network. They form our base layer of resources that our network infrastructure is built from. Nodes earn ICNT rewards that scale with the resources provided and usage of it.
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What are the benefits of using the ICN compared to existing services?

ICN offers an open ecosystem, allowing anyone to contribute - with enterprise-grade hardware, cloud services as least performant as traditional ones or by running a Hypernode that ensure the ecosystem’s integrity. This permissionless and composable architecture is the next evolution of cloud - free from control.
Can you explain the role of Hardware Providers (HPs) and Builders?

Hardware Providers (HPs) and builders are two key layers of the network. Hardware Providers supply the network with enterprise-grade hardware such as GPUs for AI computing or NVMEs for storage. They are contributing their hardware out of professional data centers and are in exchange rewarded.
Builders are individuals or entities that develop and sell cloud services. These services can include AI computing or storage - just like the first builders of the ecosystem, Impossible Cloud GmbH. We also anticipate next gen offerings such as AI agents.



