DeepBrain Chain is positioned as the world's largest distributed, high-performance computing power network. Its goal is to create an infinitely scalable distributed high-performance computing network and to serve as key computing infrastructure for the AI+ metaverse era. DeepBrain Chain is made up of three core elements: a high-performance computing network, a blockchain mainnet, and a GPU computing mainnet. The high-performance computing network went live at the end of 2018, the blockchain mainnet launched on May 20th, 2021, and the GPU computing mainnet launched on November 22nd.

The main network of DeepBrainChain is built on Polkadot Substrate. DeepBrainChain is also among the relatively few high-performance computing initiatives in the blockchain space that have reached large-scale deployment. Since it began, DeepBrain Chain has focused on strengthening the accessibility of its computing power network, advancing usability and driving commercialization, and has made notable progress. Its GPU computing power has been applied across many use cases, including blockchain, artificial intelligence, cloud gaming, visual rendering, biopharmaceuticals, semiconductor simulation, and other simulation workloads-helping numerous companies access cost-effective GPU computing resources.