Did you know that Guardian Nodes don't require expensive GPUs or technical expertise? They are CPU based and serve as the validators and auditors of the Mawari Network. Here's what they actually do, and what you need to run one 🧵
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Guardian Nodes continuously analyze metrics such as: - Latency and bandwidth - Packet and jitter loss - 3D/video quality The data collected by Guardian Nodes contributes to a verifiable ledger of network activity, increasing transparency for all the participants.

Oct 27, 2025 · 7:15 PM UTC

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What you need to run a Guardian Node: - 1 x86_64 core at 1GHz - 8GB RAM - 2GB SSD That's it. No specialized equipment. No technical background needed.
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Want to learn more about Mawari’s Guardian Nodes and how you can participate in the Immersive Compute Network? 👉 blog.mawari.net/p/guardian-n…

Guardian Nodes Explained: Unlocking Mawari's Decentralized Future

Guardian Nodes are specialized, CPU-based validators that monitor and verify the performance of the Mawari Network.

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You can buy a Guardian Node License at nodes.mawari.net Terms and Conditions apply 👇
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The Immersive Compute Network | Mawari Network

Mawari Network powers real-time streaming of immersive AI-powered experiences with close to zero latency globally.

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This offering is conducted under Regulation S and is open only to non-U.S. persons. U.S. persons must participate via Republic: republic.com/mawari

Mawari Network

Mawari Network – The Immersive Compute Network – is now accepting investments on Republic.

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Google Drive-like File Manager with Nuxt UI Manage files and images in a @Cloudflare R2 bucket using @nuxt_hub Blob. Now available in Nuxt Dashboard 🚀
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