DeepLink Protocol has recently attracted a lot of attention in the industry. The project's positioning is quite interesting—it is both a decentralized AI cloud gaming protocol and also making efforts in the DePIN (Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Networks) track.

The problem the project aims to solve is very practical: traditional cloud gaming and remote control solutions are always plagued by high latency and high costs. DeepLink leverages AI super-resolution technology as its entry point, with the core selling point being enabling users to play AAA games in low bandwidth environments, reducing latency to below 10ms while maintaining image quality. This technological approach indeed has promising potential.

Even more interesting is its business model—building a compute power sharing marketplace. Users with high-performance GPUs can rent out their computing power for use in cloud gaming rendering or AI model training and inference. In simple terms, DeepLink aims to create a "cloud internet cafe" and decentralized compute leasing platform in the Web3 space, connecting this ecosystem through blockchain.

Regarding fundraising, DeepLink has been quite active in the Asian market. Although the specific amount of a single funding round has not been publicly disclosed, it is evident from the funding stages that the project has completed angel and subsequent strategic rounds. The funding mainly comes from industry capital support, backed by traditional hardware manufacturers and well-known Asian investment institutions. These funds are primarily used for R&D of AI encoding and decoding technology and expanding the global node network, indicating that investors are optimistic about this direction.

In terms of investor composition, DeepLink has attracted mainly professional institutions from the technology, gaming, and Asian markets. This "industry integration" characteristic also reflects the project's ambition to integrate hardware, content, and infrastructure.