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Decentralized computes

4 decentralized computes with the facts we checked on each project’s own pages.

4 projects · ordered by our list “Best Decentralized Computing Tools”, then A–Z · updated Oct 1, 2026

This directory lists every decentralized compute we have a profile for. Each card shows the chains, platforms and custody model stated by the project. For our ranked picks with pros, cons and who should skip each one, see Best Decentralized Computing Tools.

All 4 decentralized computes

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How this directory works

  • Projects from our list “Best Decentralized Computing Tools” come first, in that order; the rest follow A–Z.
  • Chains, platforms and custody come from each project’s own pages.
  • No project pays to be listed. Full rules: methodology.

Further reading

FAQ

Which decentralized compute ranks first on DappAtlas?

Akash Network is #1 in our list “Best Decentralized Computing Tools” (updated Oct 1, 2026). Akash runs any Docker container: you describe resources in a YAML file and providers bid. The trial gives $1 in credits for 30 days with no card, and the node code is Apache 2.0.

How is this directory ordered?

Projects ranked in “Best Decentralized Computing Tools” come first, in the order of that list; the rest follow alphabetically. The directory itself does not score projects.

Which decentralized computes are open source?

Of the 4 listed, 3 state that their code is open source: Akash Network, Golem Network, Flux.

How this page works

Sources: Akash Network: official site, Render Network: official site, Golem Network: official site. Data as of Oct 1, 2026.

How we review

Not affiliated with any project listed. Educational content, not financial advice.