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Golem is a peer-to-peer decentralized computation network that enables a marketplace for computing power. Golem utilizes an Ethereum based payment system and the Golem token (GNT) to facilitate transactions between users. The Golem ecosystem is comprised of three main groups; requestors, providers, and software developers. The team believes the network will be more price-competitive than traditional cloud compute services, incentivizing users to choose Golem. Requestors are users who want to access the shared compute power in the network in exchange for GNT. Requestors can run specific tasks through the Golem app which aggregates the available compute power in the network. Golem provides a native application in which users can run their tasks and track various metrics. Providers are users who contribute their hardware to add compute power to the network supercomputer. Because Golem aggregates computing power across providers, these users can provide hardware ranging from individual PCs to full data centers. Providers can choose what fraction of contributed hardware they want to add to the network as well as the price to use their compute power. Requestors pay providers in GNT. Processes are run in a sandbox to prevent a requestor from gaining access to other services on a providers system while also protecting the files of requestors. In the future, the team envisions a community of software developers who create and develop their own applications for the ecosystem. Currently, Golem is creating the necessary developer tools to onboard prospective software developers, including an application registry where developers can publish their applications and requestors can easily search and find the specific applications and tools they need. The community will leverage the application registry to maintain quality control through a decentralized rewards and reputation system. Requirements to run Golem 2 GB RAM 2 cores 20 GB HDD public IP or ability to forward ports or router with UPnP activated For more demanding renders like the Production Benchmark you need 16 GB RAM 6 cores