HyperCycle introduces HyperRing at SuperAI conference in Singapore
The innovative artificial intelligence (AI) venture, HyperCycle, revealed its latest project, HyperRing, is set to make its debut in Singapore, according to the most recent updates shared with Finbold on June 6.
HyperRing, a sophisticated wearable ring, aims to assist users in safeguarding the wealth they accumulate from the thriving AI industry.
The unveiling of the device will take place at SuperAI in Singapore on June 5–6, offering attendees the opportunity to try out the initial production models.
Following this event, HyperCycle plans to launch globally, starting with an initial release in Korea.
Distinguishing Features of HyperRing
HyperRing not only boasts an elegant design but also incorporates cutting-edge cryptographic technology to protect AI assets.
Setting it apart from its competitors, HyperRing is battery-less and sensor-free, prioritizing user privacy by eliminating the risk of data tracking or collection.
The ring utilizes near-field communication (NFC) and multi-factor authentication (MFA) to shield users from data theft, identity fraud, and impersonation, enhancing cybersecurity measures.
Toufi Saliba, CEO and Founder of HyperCycle, underscored the significance of AI cybersecurity, emphasizing the need for top-notch technology that is discreet, stylish, and convenient for securing AI-generated wealth.
Joy Zhang, CEO of HyperRing, echoed Saliba’s sentiments, highlighting the ring’s focus on human-centric design and commitment to user privacy and security.
The Internet of AI
The launch of HyperRing follows the introduction of HyperCycle’s source development kit (SDK), enabling developers to create AI applications leveraging the company’s decentralized computing network.
HyperCycle is driving the adoption of “Internet of AI” solutions through HyperRing, utilizing technologies like TODA/IP and Earth64 to enable autonomous commerce and mutual learning over the existing internet.
Additionally, the company is involved in various other ventures, including HyperPG high-performance computing centers and AI hardware company HyperBox.