YOM is building the session edge: GPU capacity next to every player and every AI user, sold per session, on GPUs that gamers and telcos already own. Operators serve real sessions from day one, and the network grows with the sessions it serves.
What YOM Runs
Shipped and running on the YOM network:
Network and token
- Production network: the network serves live sessions every day
- $YOM token: operators are paid in $YOM, with the token live on Avalanche. The story is in the TGE update and the strategic update
- Fee split on every session: 60% to the operator who served it, 30% to network development, 5% shared with everyone who holds on to their payout and 5% retired
- Operator pay set in dollars: a fixed share of each session fee, set in dollars and paid in $YOM
Streaming and games
- Instant browser play of the Steam and Epic games you own, on any device, with no download
- Universal streamer with WebRTC video and audio and full input support (mouse, keyboard, gamepad, mic)
- Roughneck Rumble by Skyhook Games streams on the network
- Game developer SDK for Unreal Engine 5 with responsive HUDs and events
Node network
- HyperOrch, YOM’s edge orchestrator, sends each session to the nearest node with the GPU capability and free capacity it needs
- Containerised node stack: the node software runs as containers on partners’ own servers and telco racks, on the same software as home GPUs
- UK telco edge: 168 live game sessions over 20 days on tower sites of Cornerstone, the UK’s largest mobile tower company, with StonesThro and Zadara
- Session outcome records and an automated test cycle for node releases
- NANO: plug it into a gaming PC, scan a QR code, and the PC is ready to serve sessions
- Over-the-air updates for NANO devices in the field
- Per-session payouts to node operators
- Several sessions per GPU, shared through driver time-slicing
- Hardware rig scanning and automated verification
- Node and session logging and monitoring
Operator tools
- app.yom.net operator portal
- stats.yom.net public network statistics
- Referral program with commission tracking
Security
- External penetration testing of the NANO node image
- Each session runs in its own clean container, discarded when the session closes
- NANO boots a read-only system from its own encrypted drive, which unlocks only through YOM’s key service
- NANO nodes check their boot files against known hashes at each start, and failing nodes are quarantined automatically
- Streams are encrypted in transit (WebRTC, DTLS-SRTP)
- Secured backend API (rate limiting, auth hardening, input validation)
Our Approach
YOM’s roadmap follows three principles:
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Economics before volume. Each product proves its price with a partner at small volume before volume is pushed.
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Walter first on every capability. Walter, YOM’s own consumer service, runs each new capability under live sessions before partners buy it.
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Supply and markets open at gates. New NANO batches and new markets open on measured use and tested capacity. Plug in a NANO and it is ready to serve sessions; earnings follow the sessions it serves.