
The AIOZ Network is a complex project with a simple mission: Improve the lives of content creators and consumers throughout the world. While the technology may be overwhelming for the majority of readers, the results are plain to see. Distributed networks can offer unprecedented advantages when it comes to bandwidth and delivery, but they will also change the way we think about the roles of creators, consumers, and advertisers within the industry.
We have been working on this project for more than two years now and while developing is our strength we feel that we are finally ready to share our vision with the wider crypto community, giving everyone in the world a chance to join a brand new world of content delivery and streaming through proven incentive structures that benefit all parties involved while removing unnecessary middlemen. This is what blockchain is all about.
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As previously mentioned, AIOZ has been in the works for several years. We're not in the business of vaporware. The core structure for the AIOZ network is currently live and running. Community members can now download and run nodes easily: read our node guide here.
There are several platforms built on top of the network, including AIOZ Tube, AIOZ OTT, and AIOZ TV, which will showcase the power of the network itself, inciting developers to build on top of our protocol. However, there is still much to be done and 2021 will surely be a challenging year. One that we are looking forward to. Our roadmap can be seen below:

Q1 2021: Structural improvements
The first quarter of 2021 will possibly be one of the most important milestones for the AIOZ project. We need to improve on years on development through stress testing. This includes:
AIOZ Edge Nodes Improvements
AIOZ Blockchain Explorer upgrades
Q2 2021: Development support
Once we're done with the fundamental improvements to the AIOZ network infrastructure. Our focus will be to introduce WebRTC streaming, the last fundamental component of our infrastructure, the missing link that makes our network truly peer-to-peer (P2P), and also release the corresponding tools for developers, consumers, and creators. These include:
Q3 2021: Development implementation
The third quarter will see the previous improvements implemented on the AIOZ network itself. This quarter will be all about completing the ecosystem and adding more features (live streaming, caching) which will in turn create more jobs and revenue for Edge Nodes community. We will be introducing:
Q4 2021: AIOZ Economy
The last quarter of 2020 will see additional upgrades which will bring the world of DeFi and NFTs to the AIOZ Network as well as the ability to issue simple or complex assets on the AIOZ Blockchain. We will be implementing the following features:
Q1 2022: AIOZ Inception
2022 is upon us and we will now be releasing all the development work done in previous quarters. This includes:
AIOZ is a Blockchain-based Content Delivery Network that is about to bring a revolution to the entertainment industry.
AIOZ utilizes Blockchain to better content distribution through decentralisation. A distributed Content Delivery Network (dCDN) uses Nodes for storing, streaming, and transferring data instead of traditional data centers operating on a P2P model.
AIOZ uses a faster, cheaper, and more robust platform for content streaming making it affordable, fast, and of better quality.
By using this revolutionary technology, AIOZ can efficiently change the way the world streams content. Thus taking the world one step closer to the future.

Video streaming protocols move video from encoder to viewer. See how RTMP, SRT, HLS, DASH and WebRTC differ in latency, transport and where each one fits.

Decentralized live streaming sends a real-time broadcast through independently run nodes instead of one company's servers. Here's how each stage of it works.

A video streaming glossary of 114 terms, from AAC and ABR to WebRTC and Widevine, each defined in plain English with sources and links to the deep posts.

Read the AIOZ Stream Statistics panel: bitrate in and out, FPS in and out and current viewers, plus the documented rules for each and what the docs leave out.

Embed an AIOZ Stream livestream with the Share button's iframe or send the Public Playback URL as a link. Covers API fields, public access limits and doc gaps.

Learn how a stream key differs from a streaming session on AIOZ Stream, what each one stores, and what to preconfigure before you go live. Docs-based guide.