Aptos moves Shelby storage into private beta with real customer workloads
Aptos has moved Shelby storage into private beta and said it is now running with real customer workloads. The project’s first users include enterprise AI, distributed 3D rendering, and physical-world data use cases.
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Users already testing Shelby are the first people who notice this, because the private beta is running with live workloads rather than only an announcement. That includes enterprise AI, distributed 3D rendering, and physical-world data use cases, which makes the change visible to teams that need storage for those tasks today.
In practice, Shelby has moved from a project described as private beta into one described as serving real customer workloads. What remains the same is that it is still a decentralized hot-storage project, so the basic storage model has not been replaced by something else.
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