AI no-code tools + Blockchain infrastructure, how will it shake up the cloud computing market landscape?

Question

[Coin World] Lomesh Dutta, Vice President of Growth at the Dfinity Foundation, recently talked about an interesting direction - the combination of AI no-code development tools and Blockchain, which is impacting the monopoly position of traditional cloud service giants like AWS in the cloud computing market.

The gameplay of this type of tool is very simple: users only need to describe their requirements in natural language, and the AI can automatically generate application code without having to write a single line of code. The key point is that the application is ultimately deployed on decentralized Blockchain infrastructure, rather than relying on centralized cloud servers. As the AI continuously iterates to generate applications, the underlying infrastructure needs to possess three characteristics—security, tamper-proof, and the ability to run continuously online without human intervention. This is exactly where decentralized Blockchain networks excel; they provide a completely new computing paradigm.

The reality is that many crypto and Web3 projects still heavily rely on centralized cloud services like AWS at the application and website level. In 2025, AWS experienced multiple outages, directly affecting several crypto platforms and exchanges. Industry professionals have expressed various opinions on this—Jamie Elkaleh, Chief Marketing Officer of Bitget Wallet, and Carlos Lei, co-founder of Uplink, pointed out that while the crypto industry has achieved decentralization at the ledger level, the construction at the infrastructure level is still far from enough. This shortcoming is gradually being addressed.

GateUser-1a2ed0b9 · Accepted Answer

Sounds nice, but most Web3 projects are still using centralized servers... If it were really that badass, they would have all gone on-chain by now.

QuorumVoter · Answer

I have to say, this sounds a bit over the top... Can no-code + on-chain really shake AWS? It wouldn&#39;t hurt to take a look at the actual operating conditions of those Web3 projects before bragging.

MelonField · Answer

Ha, it&#39;s nice to say, but we still need to see how it actually runs... Will those people at AWS be easily shaken?

CounterIndicator · Answer

To put it bluntly, it&#39;s about wanting to use AI + Blockchain to replicate AWS&#39;s work, but can it really work...

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No-code + on-chain deployment sounds impressive, but what&#39;s the reality? The performance bottleneck issue hasn&#39;t been resolved yet.

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I&#39;ve heard Dfinity&#39;s rhetoric too many times, and it always dies at the practical application stage.

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Ah, another one claiming to revolutionize cloud computing. I think we should let the data speak.

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Security, tamper-proof, always online... can Blockchain really achieve all three? That seems a bit overreaching.

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The problem is that users who describe requirements in natural language don&#39;t understand technology themselves, who can guarantee the reliability of the generated code?

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Web3 projects haven&#39;t even figured out the basic infrastructure yet, and they&#39;re already claiming they can shake AWS. This pace is really something.