Bittensor co-founder: Bitcoin network’s computing power is now 600,000 times greater than the world’s top 100 supercomputers combined

```htmlJinse Finance reported that on June 3, at a summit held in Paris, Bittensor Co-founder Ala Shaabana stated that decentralized networks are replacing traditional enterprise data centers, becoming the new global infrastructure for computing power. Shaabana pointed out that the Bitcoin network’s hash rate has surpassed the combined computing power of the world’s top 100 supercomputers by more than 600,000 times, fully demonstrating the enormous scale of distributed computing networks. He believes that by adopting incentive-based subnets (Subnets) to reward specific tasks, open networks can mobilize global hardware resources and collective intelligence more efficiently than centralized tech giants, supporting the development of artificial intelligence. Shaabana further argued that, compared with the model of data centers operated by a handful of large technology companies, this decentralized, incentive-driven network architecture has greater potential to become an important method for allocating AI computing resources in the future.```