HyperCycle and TGC have announced a strategic two-stage collaboration to improve gaming infrastructure by using AI-driven computing power. This partnership comes after TGC’s seed funding of $7.5 million, backed by prominent investors including SingularityDAO, Bullperks, HyperCycle, NodeMarket, Foundership, and the former CEO of Telenor.
HyperCycle and TGC’s Two-Stage Deployment Plan
The first phase of this development will see the deployment of up to 2,000 Network Node Factories to early TGC users. These users will be selected based on internet speed, computing power, and connectivity, who will receive nodes.
These ‘Node Factories’ are currently priced at $400 each, with a projected retail price of $9,600 by September 2025 as software updates are integrated.
In the second phase, up to 1,000,000 Node Factories will be introduced to benefit 10 million TGC users. This expansion will grant TGC software access to the ‘Internet of AI’, which will reduce computing costs while supporting a library of 1,300 gaming titles for console and PC users. The platform promises a streaming speed of 8mbps by challenging the current industry standard of 25mbps.
HyperCycle CEO Toufi Saliba shared his confidence, saying “We are excited and looking forward to the execution and development of the TGC business as we believe the value they add to the global intelligence is needed as they continue to enhance the efficiency of video games online, enabling an untapped market that suffers from slow networks.”
Osman Masud, CEO and Co-Founder of TGC said, “Gaming is evolving beyond just graphics and gameplay. Scalability and accessibility are the new frontiers. Through this partnership, we are bringing AI-driven compute power to the gaming world in a way that has never been done before. With HyperCycle’s infrastructure, we can unlock new levels of efficiency, enabling millions of players to experience high-performance gaming regardless of their hardware. This is a game-changer for the industry and a huge step toward our vision of democratizing gaming.”
Using AI, the system can also dynamically select the fastest servers across AWS, Google Cloud, Tencent Cloud, and Microsoft Azure.
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