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  • PING gaming laptops leverage idle computing power to create a decentralized backend for Web2 and Web3 games.
  • It also offers developers a cost-effective and transparent alternative to traditional cloud providers.
  • By integrating with peaq blockchain, PING enables stablecoin purchases, decentralized NFT ownership of laptops, and self-sovereign identity management through peaq IDs.
  • Gamers can monetize their unused computing resources, earning rewards while supporting game developers, AI startups, and other computationally intensive projects.

The gaming industry which now surpasses the combined revenues of movies and music, has found a new frontier in decentralized technology. PING, a DePIN of gaming computers, is integrating with peaq, a layer-1 blockchain tailored for DePIN and the Machine Economy. The integration aims to redefine how gamers and developers interact with computing power and ownership.

PING is Building a DePIN of Gaming Computers

Gaming laptops have historically been at the forefront of technological advancement, designed to meet the ever-increasing demands of modern games. However, much of their immense computing power often lies idle during non-gaming hours. PING aims to change that by enabling these machines to contribute to a decentralized cloud service, benefiting Web2 and Web3 ecosystems.

Why does it matter? This approach transforms gaming laptops into earning assets. Through the PING network, gamers can share their unused computing power to support developers, AI startups, and even cryptocurrency miners. By decentralizing these services, PING offers a cost-effective, transparent alternative to traditional cloud providers.

The Role of peaq in Decentralized Ownership and Identity

PING’s integration with peaq extends beyond technical backend solutions. It introduces mechanisms for:

  • Stablecoin Payments: Gamers can purchase PING laptops directly with stablecoins on the peaq network, reflecting the growing intersection of cryptocurrency and consumer hardware.
  • Decentralized Ownership: Laptops can be minted as NFTs on peaq, ensuring trustless and secure ownership.
  • Self-Sovereign IDs: Devices will be equipped with peaq IDs, enabling decentralized identity management and secure authentication across the network.

Moreover, PING plans to launch its native token on peaq, further embedding itself in the Machine Economy and expanding the potential use cases of its ecosystem.

PING Laptop: Powering the Future of Gaming and Beyond

Manufactured by ThundeRobot, a leading Chinese gaming hardware company, the PING laptop is built to handle the most demanding gaming and computing tasks. Its specs include a 16-core Intel i7-14650HX processor, NVIDIA RTX4070 GPU, and 16GB of RAM—designed not just for gaming but also for powering resource-intensive decentralized applications.

While 2,000 units have already been sold, the PING network will eventually open to non-proprietary devices, creating a broader, more inclusive decentralized infrastructure. Already, 20 gaming projects, including Yuliverse and Seraph, have expressed interest in leveraging PING’s platform.

Bridging Gamers, Developers, and Decentralization

Tony Zhang, PING’s Co-founder, sees this innovation as a way to align the interests of all stakeholders in the gaming ecosystem.

“Gamers get to enjoy top titles while earning rewards for monetizing their spare compute, and developers get a cheaper backend for their cloud needs,” Zhang said.

Leonard Dorlöchter, Co-founder of peaq, emphasized the shift in power dynamics: “The DePIN model puts gamers at the helm of the industry they love and care for, making them the owners of the infrastructure their favorite games run on.”

As gaming continues to grow as a dominant force in entertainment, projects like PING illustrate how blockchain technology can enhance industry scalability, efficiency, and fairness—opening doors to new economic opportunities for gamers and developers alike.

Read Also: peaq Unveils Data Verification Framework to Bolster DePIN

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Arun Shakyawar is a Tech writer based out of Los Angeles. He holds an Engineering degree in Electronics and communications, and an MBA in marketing. He specializes in TMT. Before writing full-time, Arun worked as a management consultant with leading consulting firms. As a consultant he developed interest in blockchain technology, and now actively tracks blockchain and digital asset markets. Arun can be reached at arun@alexablockchain.com.

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