Gate News reports that on March 27, the decentralized storage protocol Filecoin announced the official launch of its “Onchain Cloud” on the mainnet, providing developers with a programmable storage and payment layer. This service supports dual-copy redundancy across independent providers, verifying data on-chain every 24 hours through PDP proof, and will automatically stop payments if the proof is interrupted. The starting price for storage is $25,000 per TiB per month (based on the default dual-copy calculation). Filecoin’s next phase will introduce an enhanced SLA (Service Level Agreement) based on real-time performance data, providing deep tool support for AI agent-based development workflows, and continuously optimizing the PDP browser and payment processes. Since its testnet launch last November, over 100 teams have used the service in areas such as AI, decentralized frontends, computing pipelines, and data indexing. As of now, there are 478 active datasets storing 49.41 TiB of data, with 81 payment wallets connected to on-chain payment channels via Filecoin Pay.
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