Jash Jetly

Before founding EVE, I spent years building distributed systems and watching the internet become increasingly centralized, fragile, and monolithic.

The cloud was supposed to be a resilient, decentralized network. Instead, it became a handful of massive data centers owned by three corporations. When one goes down, half the internet breaks.

I started EVE because I believe the future of compute is at the edge. By harnessing the latent power of the devices already deployed around us, we can build a cloud that is structurally cheaper, infinitely more resilient, and fundamentally private.

We are not building a crypto company. We are building developer infrastructure that actually leverages decentralization to solve real-world engineering problems.