# distributed.computer

> AI-optimized mirror of distributed.computer containing 12 pages totalling 11,200 words of clean markdown content, structured data, and semantic HTML. Original source: https://distributed.computer/. Last updated: 2026-06-12T19:45:01.450Z.

Each page is available as HTML (with JSON-LD structured data) and Markdown (text-only, ideal for LLMs and RAG).

## Homepage

- [We create compute economies.](/content/site-root.html): DCP is a sovereign compute-sharing technology with built-in metering and payments. It enables individuals, governments, and enterprises to redirect compute spending from foreign hyperscalers to local institutions, keeping technology investment within national economies. (697 words)

## Articles & Blog Posts

- [docs/privacy-policy-html.html](/content/docs/privacy-policy-html.html) (1 words)
- [Worker Architecture](/content/docs/security-worker-html.html): Description of the DCP Worker’s security architecture, sandboxing, privilege model, and operational safeguards, including execution and deployment contexts for web, standalone, and containerized environments. (2,929 words)
- [Compute Economics](/content/docs/compute-economics-html.html): Compute Credits are the currency and unit of account, denoted as ⊇, of the Distributive Compute Platform (DCP). They represent the monetary value of computed results to a user — not hardware time, instance types, tenancy model, availability region, operating system, chip architecture, or any of the countless layers of cloud configuration overhead. Instead of paying for infrastructure, DCP users pay for outcomes. (1,265 words)
- [Psoriatic Arthritis Biomarker Discovery](/content/featured/psa-project-html.html): Exhaustive distributed search across 426 million gene expression pairs to identify 2-gene classifiers that distinguish psoriatic arthritis from psoriasis. (2,019 words)
- [Job Data Security](/content/docs/security-job-data-html.html): Description of possible attack vectors for exfiltrating Job data – code, input data, and results – from DCP Workers. (770 words)
- [Windows Worker](/content/docs/worker-windows-html.html): Quickstart instructions for launching a DCP Windows Worker in the Global Network or in Private Compute Groups. Earned Compute Credits are deposited directly into your DCP bank account, which can be created in the DCP Portal. (786 words)
- [Browser Worker](/content/docs/worker-browser-html.html): Quickstart instructions for integrating a DCP Browser Worker into any webpage. The worker can join the Global Network and/or Private Compute Groups. Visitors’ devices execute CPU and GPU tasks while the page is open. Earned Compute Credits are deposited into a preconfigured DCP bank account, created via the DCP Portal at https://dcp.cloud, providing an alternative to ad-based monetization. (543 words)
- [Docker Worker](/content/docs/worker-docker-html.html): Quickstart instructions for launching a DCP Docker Worker in the Global Network or in Private Compute Groups. Earned Compute Credits are deposited directly into your DCP bank account, which can be created in the DCP Portal. (707 words)
- [Workload Suitability](/content/suitability-html.html): DCP is a compute-sharing platform designed to securely execute untrusted code across distributed compute networks. These networks may be global and public, or privately scoped and confined to on-prem environments. To enable this flexibility, DCP deliberately adopts the web execution model for both computation and communication. This choice provides strong isolation guarantees for host machines and allows workloads to run consistently across heterogeneous devices, operating systems, and environments, all without requiring trust in the code being executed. (429 words)
- [Linux Worker](/content/docs/worker-linux-html.html): Description of the DCP Worker’s security architecture, sandboxing, privilege model, and operational safeguards, including execution and deployment contexts for web, standalone, and containerized environments. (691 words)
- [About Distributive](/content/about-html.html): Distributive created the Distributive Compute Protocol (DCP). A standard for matching supply and demand for compute to enable anyone, academic or commercial, with a need for computing power to have access to that power within any web connected device on the platform. Learn more about our values, culture and benefits as we are solving future challenges through distributed computing. Reach out to learn more about Distributive. (363 words)

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