DxChain is a blockchain-based network that provides a solution for running machine learning algorithms on big data sets, while preserving privacy and security. DxChain's architecture consists of three layers with specific functions related to storing data and executing operations. The DxChain network is powered by the Ethereum based DX token.

Crowd Machine is developing a decentralized computing network and DApp development platform. Users will receive Ethereum-based CMCT tokens for contributing their spare processor capacity. Crowd Machine is also developing a decentralized ecosystem designed to facilitate DApp creation. App authors will receive tokens when their shared patterns or applications are used on the network. Their platform currently consists of the following: Crowd AppStudio, a blockchain agnostic zero code application builder, The Crowd Share, a GitHub like repository, the Crowd Virtual Machine (CVM) and the Crowd Computer.

Boid is a decentralized computing platform for research projects. Their goal is to create a decentralized marketplace for computing resources, with a focus on social and research causes. Boid wants to enable anyone to contribute their unused computing resources to research and charitable causes. The platform is built on the EOS protocol and will provide a system of crypto-based incentives for users to contribute.
Boid hopes to encourage blockchain adoption and to allows users to participate in distributed computing projects.