Most decentralized compute networks talk about giving developers more compute power. However, @Acurast is taking a different route✍️ What if the compute was already sitting in millions of devices around us? With Codename Cargo, developers can now run Linux-based workloads directly across Acurast's decentralized smartphone infrastructure. That means you're not locked into a single runtime. Cargo runs native binaries inside a Linux environment, opening the door to workloads built with Python, Go, Rust, Java and more. Even better, developers can deploy these workloads through Acurast's existing infrastructure instead of relying entirely on centralized cloud providers. 🎯This is where Acurast now gets interesting. The network isn't just trying to decentralize where compute comes from, it's making the infrastructure flexible enough for developers to actually use it. And with Acurast's Mainnet already live, base:0xc5fed7c8ccc75d8a72b601a66dffd7a489073f0b sits at the center of the network's compute economy powering deployments, network fees, rewards and staking. The decentralized cloud isn't just an idea anymore, it's becoming infrastructure you can build on. Do well to also check out @Acurast’s $ACU chart to encourage your conviction as you build it up after conducting your own research✍️