Jasmy, JANCTION and the rise of decentralised AI computing
- Franki Ford
- Oct 21
- 3 min read
In the evolving world of Web3 and AI, a quiet revolution is taking shape — one that blends blockchain, artificial intelligence, and user-owned data into a new kind of digital ecosystem.
At the centre of this shift sits Jasmy, the Japanese data-tech company redefining how people store and control their personal information. Recently, a connected initiative called JANCTION began to attract attention with a bold description of itself as, "“A global innovator building GPU pool, a rendering-focused L1 chain, and AI-driven services from Agents to MyArchive — pioneering the future of computing and creativity.”
At first glance, this sounds like futuristic marketing. But underneath that line is a glimpse into what could become a decentralised computing network for the AI era; and a natural extension of Jasmy’s core mission.
A global innovator
JANCTION isn’t thinking small. Backed by Jasmy’s technology stack and partners like Panasonic AT, it’s aiming to build a global AI-computing marketplace that empowers both individuals and enterprises.
Building a GPU pool
A GPU pool is a distributed network of graphics-processing units (GPUs) contributed by users worldwide.Instead of massive corporate data centres, this model lets anyone provide GPU power to support AI model training, 3D rendering, and creative workloads; and earn rewards for it.
It’s an open, fairer approach to computing — one that echoes Jasmy’s philosophy of democratising digital participation.
A rendering-focused Layer-1 blockchain
Where most blockchains handle finance or data, JANCTION’s Layer-1 chain focuses on graphics and computation.It coordinates rendering tasks, tracks contributions, and ensures transparent payment and proof-of-work for creative or AI processes. Think of it as the engine room for decentralised computing; purpose-built for the AI and creative industries.
AI-driven services: from Agents to MyArchive
This is where it becomes personal.
Agents are autonomous AI assistants that can perform tasks securely using your data.
MyArchive (akin to Jasmy’s Personal Data Locker) is where that data lives — safely stored, encrypted, and fully owned by you.
Together, these tools enable a personal AI ecosystem that’s private by design yet powerful enough to connect to a global computing grid.
How it connects to Jasmy
Jasmy has been building toward this moment for years:
The Personal Data Locker (PDL) protects user information while allowing permission-based sharing.
The Jasmy Developer SDK (released mid-2025) gives developers the tools to build apps using the PDL.
JANCTION now adds the computing and AI layer, letting those apps leverage GPU power, smart contracts, and real-time AI rendering.
When the Jasmy Payment Authorisation System launches (expected early 2026), it could bridge crypto and fiat payments directly; allowing identity-verified users to make real-world transactions within the same secure ecosystem.
In short, Jasmy protects your data. JANCTION powers what you can do with it.
Why it matters
This model challenges the current cloud monopoly. Instead of centralised platforms owning your data and compute, you become part of the network; earning from your GPU power, safeguarding your identity, and accessing AI tools without surrendering privacy.
Potential benefits include:
New revenue streams for individuals and small businesses contributing computing power.
Ethical, privacy-preserving AI development.
Scalable infrastructure for creative industries, education, and smart-city applications.
The bigger vision
Jasmy began with one promise: data belongs to people.With JANCTION, it’s expanding that promise to computing itself; creating a future where AI, creativity, and data freedom coexist in a decentralised global ecosystem. It’s not just a technology shift; it’s a philosophical one; a future where ownership, innovation, and imagination finally belong to everyone.
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