PeerLLM Blog
Exploring the future of decentralized AI networks and living intelligence.
Artificial intelligence is often described as a compute problem. People talk about bigger models, faster GPUs, lower latency, better infrastructure, and cheaper inference. All of these things matter, but they are only one side of the story. Intelligence does not come from compute alone. Intelligence also depends on knowledge, and knowledge usually comes from people.
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Read more →LLooMA 1.0 (Low-Latency Orchestration of Models and Agents) is a network-native orchestration system that operates at a layer above traditional large language models. Unlike conventional models, LLooMA does not exist as a set of weights or a runtime artifact. It is not deployed on any host machine, nor is it executed as a standalone inference engine. Instead, LLooMA exists entirely within the PeerLLM orchestrator as a decision-making system responsible for coordinating how intelligence is applied across a decentralized network of independently operated hosts.
Read more →PeerLLM v1.5.0 is a major step forward.
Read more →PeerLLM v1.4.0 - Faster Hosts, Smarter Control, Real Momentum
Read more →The Moment
PeerLLM is not an idea anymore. It is a working network where machines talk, compute, and get paid. For months, PeerLLM has been an idea rooted in a simple belief: AI should not belong to a handful of centralized data centers, and intelligence should not be controlled by a few entities. Your machine, sitting idle most of the day, should be able to participate in something meaningful and valuable.
Read more →On March 1st, I set an internal target for releasing PeerLLM v1.0.0. That date has arrived, and the public release has not yet happened. I want to be transparent about that. Rather than quietly shifting timelines, I think it’s important to explain exactly where things stand, what has been completed, and what is still being finalized.
Read more →What Is PeerLLM?
Read more →PeerLLM was never meant to be just another way to run LLMs.
Read more →Today I’m releasing PeerLLM v0.12.1, and this version unlocks something deeply important:
Read more →I’m excited to announce PeerLLM v0.11.0, a release shaped directly by feedback and ideas from the PeerLLM community.
Read more →PeerLLM v0.10.0 is now available — and this release brings some of the most impactful usability and reliability upgrades to the Host application so far. From a dramatically improved dashboard to compatibility intelligence, real-time GPU monitoring, and full logging support, this update elevates the entire PeerLLM hosting experience.
Read more →Announcing PeerLLM Host v0.9.10
Read more →How PeerLLM Decentralization Works
Read more →🚀 PeerLLM v0.7.6: The Fastest, Smartest, and Most Purposeful Version Yet
Read more →One of the most common questions I get from the community is:
Read more →This is the second post on the PeerLLM Blog, and I already have a lot to share!
Read more →Welcome to the official PeerLLM blog! We’re excited to launch this platform to share updates, insights, and technical discussions about peer-to-peer large language models and distributed AI systems.
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