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Cloud compute is costly, centralized, and trust-heavy. Most Devs see no alternative to Big Tech. We Interviewed Acurast founder Alessandro De Carli ☁️ 🫡 Alessandro De Carli (Acurast) on turning smartphones into a global decentralized compute network you can earn from. Timestamps: 0:09 Decentralized compute powered by smartphones 1:09...

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