Workload coordination
Provider infrastructure receives and runs supported workloads through the orchestration layer. Model and runtime support belong to the selected deployment.
ARISE coordinates GPU and CPU infrastructure for workloads such as inference and training. Sigil’s marketplace adds agreements, receipts, and economic settlement.
Work happens off-chain. Its agreement leaves a record.
A workload needs a provider, a runtime, and an execution environment. A paid job also needs terms and a way to evaluate the result. ARISE addresses the compute infrastructure; Sigil’s compute protocol addresses the economic record around the job.
Provider infrastructure receives and runs supported workloads through the orchestration layer. Model and runtime support belong to the selected deployment.
The compute workflow connects a request to a provider and the terms of the job. That relationship matters when interpreting a returned receipt.
Signed claims, verified provider signatures, and hardware attestations are distinct assurance levels. Check the required tier and vendor activation before choosing a job path.
Crucible records training coordination and artifact commitments. The training itself and its large payloads remain outside deterministic chain execution.