Tether CEO unveils decentralized P2P search engine
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Share Tether has tested its decentralized peer-to-peer search technology by storing the full Wikipedia archive across 100 distributed nodes, as the USDT issuer works on a system designed to remain available without relying on centralized search infrastructure. According to Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino, the company's P2P team is developing what he called the "Unstoppable Search Engine," which is designed to scale across thousands of nodes while allowing data to organize itself through fault-tolerant structures. GM to the Unstoppable Search Engine. Tether P2P team is developing a peer-to-peer search engine that can scale across thousands of nodes and self-organize data in fault-tolerant structures to maintain high availability and censorship resistance. Work progress is impressive.… pic.twitter.com/gbQHxoyQny Ardoino shared the latest test results on Sept. 8, showing a working search interface connected to 100 nodes. The full Wikipedia archive was distributed across the test network and remained searchable, with Ardoino describing the system's performance as "insane." The latest demonstration builds on Hypersearch, a decentralized search engine that Ardoino first disclosed in April. The project uses distributed infrastructure instead of keeping the search index and query process under a single centralized operator. In the latest test, Tether distributed Wikipedia's archive across...
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