AIOZ Network Report: April 2026
In April, we continued the steady expansion of AIOZ Network, with new developments across AI models, streaming capabilities, and storage features.
Each update aligned with our goal of building a unified DePIN ecosystem that supports practical workflows across AI, media, and infrastructure.
This report highlights the key developments from last month.
AIOZ AI Update
AIOZ AI Challenge
The Iris Flower Classification Challenge went LIVE, continuing AIOZ AI’s focus on accessible and practical machine learning tasks.
This challenge introduces participants to classification workflows using structured tabular data. It provides a foundation for understanding model behavior, feature importance, and decision boundaries, making it relevant to both new and experienced builders.
By expanding into different data types and problem settings, AIOZ AI Challenges continue to grow the diversity of models and datasets within the ecosystem.
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New Models on AIOZ AI
April brought a broader range of AI models to AIOZ AI, covering voice, image, and animation workflows.
These models include:
i.) Supertonic 2: Introduces on-device multilingual text-to-speech for real-time voice generation. Designed for low-latency environments, it runs locally without requiring cloud or API dependencies, making it suitable for interactive applications.
ii.) Qwen3-TTS: Expands speech generation with instruction-based voice control. It supports multilingual output while providing more structured control over speech generation, enabling more flexible voice interaction across languages.
iii.) FireRed Image Edit: Delivers instruction-based image editing through structured prompts. Visual adjustments stay controlled and repeatable, making it practical for production workflows that require consistent outputs.
iv.) OmniLottie: Introduces multimodal Lottie animation generation. It enables the creation of structured animation outputs from text, image, or video inputs, supporting workflows that require editable, vector-based animations rather than static media.
AIOZ Stream Update
Multilingual Video Summaries
AIOZ Stream introduces multilingual video summaries, adding a readable layer to video workflows. Processed videos now surface concise summaries in English, Hindi, and Chinese, making it easier to review and organize long-form content.
This feature supports faster understanding of video content while maintaining the core playback experience, which helps users move from simply watching to interpreting more efficiently.
AIOZ Stream Integration
Aurum integrated AIOZ Stream to bring DePIN-powered video delivery into real-time community updates.
Aurum is building a marketplace for locked liquidity that converts LP positions into tradeable assets. Through this integration, videos uploaded to AIOZ Stream can now power notifications for purchases, auction bids, and new listings across Telegram community channels.
AIOZ Storage Update
Custom Domains for Static Website Hosting
AIOZ Storage now supports custom domains for static website hosting, enabling developers and teams to follow a more complete path from build to production.
Users can now connect their own domains directly to hosted sites, making it easier to move from testing to production with a clearer and more recognizable web presence.
Looking Ahead
AIOZ Network continues to expand across AI, streaming, and storage, with each update contributing to a more connected and practical DePIN ecosystem.
As new models, challenges, and infrastructure features are introduced, the system will continue to support a wider range of real-world applications.
Explore AIOZ Network and start building for real-world impact.
About the AIOZ Network
AIOZ Network is a DePIN for AIOZ AI, AIOZ Storage, AIOZ Pin and AIOZ Stream.
Powered by a global community of AIOZ DePINs, AIOZ rewards you for sharing your computational resources for storing, transcoding, and streaming digital media content and powering decentralized AI computation.
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