PANews reported on December 4th that, following its previous $12 million investment in 20 million GNK tokens, Bitfury announced it will officially increase its overall strategic investment in Gonka to $50 million, becoming a key pillar of this decentralized AI computing network. This $50 million commitment will be used to accelerate the development of the Gonka protocol and ecosystem, and to promote the expansion and global adoption of its high-efficiency GPU network infrastructure. The Gonka team points out that the network uses a Proof-of-Work (PoW) model for real-world AI inference/training tasks, allowing contributors from single GPUs to large data centers to directly participate in computing power sharing without the need for traditional cloud service providers or centralized computing power providers. Since its official launch in August 2025, Gonka's distributed GPU network has expanded rapidly, with its current network computing power equivalent to 6,000 H100 GPUs, demonstrating its potential to rival traditional cloud computing platforms in terms of actual hardware capacity. Bitfury stated that its investment in Gonka is not merely a capital injection, but also a strategic support for the "open, decentralized, and productivity-centric" AI infrastructure concept.PANews reported on December 4th that, following its previous $12 million investment in 20 million GNK tokens, Bitfury announced it will officially increase its overall strategic investment in Gonka to $50 million, becoming a key pillar of this decentralized AI computing network. This $50 million commitment will be used to accelerate the development of the Gonka protocol and ecosystem, and to promote the expansion and global adoption of its high-efficiency GPU network infrastructure. The Gonka team points out that the network uses a Proof-of-Work (PoW) model for real-world AI inference/training tasks, allowing contributors from single GPUs to large data centers to directly participate in computing power sharing without the need for traditional cloud service providers or centralized computing power providers. Since its official launch in August 2025, Gonka's distributed GPU network has expanded rapidly, with its current network computing power equivalent to 6,000 H100 GPUs, demonstrating its potential to rival traditional cloud computing platforms in terms of actual hardware capacity. Bitfury stated that its investment in Gonka is not merely a capital injection, but also a strategic support for the "open, decentralized, and productivity-centric" AI infrastructure concept.