title: 'Computational Nodes' description: 'Learn about Computational Nodes in the Cadastry network, their role, requirements, and operations.' order: 3

Computational Nodes in Cadastry

Computational Nodes are responsible for processing complex tasks, supporting AI and machine learning operations within the Cadastry network.

Role and Responsibilities

Execute complex computations and data processing tasks
Support AI and machine learning operations
Process and analyze large datasets
Contribute to network-wide computational resources

Hardware Requirements

Recommended specifications:

CPU: 64 cores
RAM: 128GB
Storage: 4TB NVMe SSD
GPU: High-performance GPU (optional but recommended)
Network: High-bandwidth, low-latency internet connection

Staking Requirements

To operate a Computational Node, you need to stake 100,000 CD tokens.

Earnings Potential

Estimated earnings: 25,000 CD per month

Setup and Operation

Install the Cadastry node software with computational modules
Configure your node for high-performance computing tasks
Stake the required CD tokens
Connect to the Cadastry network and register as a computational resource
Accept and process computational tasks from the network
Maintain and upgrade hardware as needed to stay competitive

Best Practices

Optimize your hardware and software for maximum computational efficiency
Implement robust security measures to protect sensitive data
Stay updated with the latest AI and ML modules for Cadastry
Monitor performance and power consumption to maximize profitability