#Jasmy and #Janction are entering a new phase of expansion. The team aims to make its platform even more accessible, particularly by simplifying the development environment for application creators. A key focus is the introduction of an English interface, clearer documentation, and enhanced technical support. At the same time, #Jasmy is intensifying its international efforts, with particular attention to Southeast Asia. The year 2025 promises stronger communications and several major announcements ahead. Janction, on its part, has undergone a major transformation. It is no longer just a side project but now a true decentralized physical infrastructure built on a simple idea: everyone should be able to own and benefit from their own assets, including their data and computing power. Today, artificial intelligence, image generation, video rendering, and large-scale data processing all heavily rely on a single resource: the GPU. Originally designed for gaming, GPUs have become essential for any task that requires massive parallel processing. Unlike CPUs, GPUs can execute thousands of operations simultaneously, making them ideal for machine learning and AI models. However, this exponential demand has led to a global shortage. GPU prices are skyrocketing, lead times stretch up to a year, and the market is dominated by a few major players. In Japan and across Asia, the situation is especially strained. This is where Janction steps in with a disruptive approach. The idea is to allow any user to share an unused GPU, whether it’s in a gaming PC, a company server, a university lab, or even a cybercafé. In return, the owner gets paid. And to make this process smooth, simple, and secure, Janction relies on Docker technology. To visualize this, imagine a box containing everything needed to run an application, the code, libraries, and required files. Thanks to Docker, this box can be sent and run on any computer without conflicts or manual setup. This allows Janction to distribute AI or processing tasks across its network seamlessly. Each user receives a container, runs it via their GPU, and is paid automatically through smart contracts deployed on the network. The system is based on a fixed-rate subleasing model. Even if the GPU isn’t used 24/7, the owner still earns income. This is an ideal solution for schools, creative studios, researchers, or startups that have available resources but variable needs. Today, over 4,500 GPU nodes are already active in Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore. The network offers fast block times and 99.9% reliability. The goal is ambitious: reach 100,000 nodes. To achieve this, Janction is targeting six main markets: AI startups, 3D and video studios, streaming platforms, research centers, game developers, and of course, owners of underutilized GPUs. At the same time, an Ethereum-based JANCTION token is in preparation. It will be used to reserve GPU power, participate in the ecosystem, and unlock additional rewards, including JASMY tokens. This dual-incentive system is designed to encourage the large-scale acquisition, sharing, and use of GPU power. The tokens will be tradable, storable, or reinvestable into hardware to further strengthen the network. #Janction’s strategy is clear, first, establish strong liquidity on recognized exchanges, then open access to a broad investor base, especially in #Japan, South Korea, and the United States.