Training Example: IPFS (InterPlanetary File System) – Review the Data, Give Your Score & Compare to the Real AI Evaluation

[H1] Building Blocks For a Better Web
[H4] Open protocols to store, verify, and share data across distributed networks.
[H2] A Universe of Uses
[H3] IPFS's versatility shines across different industries – making it the multi-purpose tool for the decentralized age.
[H3] Develop offline-native productivity tools
Anytype uses the content addressing on IPFS to empower users to build personal knowledge webs that can be shared with others
Read how they do it
[H3] Make archives and content libraries censorship resistant
When the government of Turkey blocked access to Wikipedia, a copy of the site was posted to IPFS, restoring visibility to millions of people
Read the story
[H3] Speed up gameplay for your superfans
3S Studios built an IPFS plugin for Unity that reduced the content size of a game from 2 gigabytes to 40 megabytes
Read the their story
[H3] Guarantee a permanent home for your digital art
Digital artist Nancy Baker Cahill stores all of her full-resolution art assets using IPFS through NFT.storage
Watch her presentation
[H3] Publish scientific research that invites global collaboration
WeatherXM configured thousands of smart weather vanes with IPFS client functionality to collaboratively share weather patterns from around the world
Watch the presentation
[H3] Share verifiable scientific datasets across institutions
The ORCESTRA campaign uses IPFS to advance open scientific research by sharing verifiable, accessible datasets across institutions worldwide
Read the case study
[H3] Enable data transparency in Web3
Snapshot uses IPFS to publicly record all proposals, votes, and data for more than 9,000 web3 projects & DAOs
Read the case study
[H3] Expand our universe
We're reimagining the structure of the traditional web so we're ready for what's next - we need you to help us discover what's possible
Join the community
[H3] Literally store your data out of this world
Lockheed Martin is launching an IPFS node into orbit in 2023 to demonstrate more efficient interplanetary communication
Learn more
[H3] Develop offline-native productivity tools
Anytype uses the content addressing on IPFS to empower users to build personal knowledge webs that can be shared with others
Read how they do it
[H3] Make archives and content libraries censorship resistant
When the government of Turkey blocked access to Wikipedia, a copy of the site was posted to IPFS, restoring visibility to millions of people
Read the story
[H3] Speed up gameplay for your superfans
3S Studios built an IPFS plugin for Unity that reduced the content size of a game from 2 gigabytes to 40 megabytes
Read the their story
[H3] Guarantee a permanent home for your digital art
Digital artist Nancy Baker Cahill stores all of her full-resolution art assets using IPFS through NFT.storage
Watch her presentation
[H3] Publish scientific research that invites global collaboration
WeatherXM configured thousands of smart weather vanes with IPFS client functionality to collaboratively share weather patterns from around the world
Watch the presentation
[H3] Share verifiable scientific datasets across institutions
The ORCESTRA campaign uses IPFS to advance open scientific research by sharing verifiable, accessible datasets across institutions worldwide
Read the case study
[H3] Enable data transparency in Web3
Snapshot uses IPFS to publicly record all proposals, votes, and data for more than 9,000 web3 projects & DAOs
Read the case study
[H3] Expand our universe
We're reimagining the structure of the traditional web so we're ready for what's next - we need you to help us discover what's possible
Join the community
[H3] Literally store your data out of this world
Lockheed Martin is launching an IPFS node into orbit in 2023 to demonstrate more efficient interplanetary communication
Learn more
[H3] Develop offline-native productivity tools
Anytype uses the content addressing on IPFS to empower users to build personal knowledge webs that can be shared with others
Read how they do it
[H3] Make archives and content libraries censorship resistant
When the government of Turkey blocked access to Wikipedia, a copy of the site was posted to IPFS, restoring visibility to millions of people
Read the story
[H3] Speed up gameplay for your superfans
3S Studios built an IPFS plugin for Unity that reduced the content size of a game from 2 gigabytes to 40 megabytes
Read the their story
[H3] Guarantee a permanent home for your digital art
Digital artist Nancy Baker Cahill stores all of her full-resolution art assets using IPFS through NFT.storage
Watch her presentation
[H3] Publish scientific research that invites global collaboration
WeatherXM configured thousands of smart weather vanes with IPFS client functionality to collaboratively share weather patterns from around the world
Watch the presentation
[H3] Share verifiable scientific datasets across institutions
The ORCESTRA campaign uses IPFS to advance open scientific research by sharing verifiable, accessible datasets across institutions worldwide
Read the case study
[H3] Enable data transparency in Web3
Snapshot uses IPFS to publicly record all proposals, votes, and data for more than 9,000 web3 projects & DAOs
Read the case study
[H3] Expand our universe
We're reimagining the structure of the traditional web so we're ready for what's next - we need you to help us discover what's possible
Join the community
[H3] Literally store your data out of this world
Lockheed Martin is launching an IPFS node into orbit in 2023 to demonstrate more efficient interplanetary communication
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[H2] Why IPFS?
[H3] Our peer-to-peer content delivery network is built around the innovation of content addressing: store, retrieve, and locate data based on the fingerprint of its actual content rather than its name or location.
[H3] Open
The IPFS network is distributed and participatory, which reduces the problem of data silos that plague central servers.
[H3] Verifiable
The integrity of all data is verified using hash functions, so you can trust that you always get the data you’re looking for.
[H3] Resilient
Files and data can be stored across multiple nodes, which keeps content at the ready even during critical outages. Learn how it works
[H2] Get Started
[H3] Join thousands of developers who choose IPFS to build software that’s open, verifiable, and resilient.
[H3] Build peer-to-peer apps with IPFS
Our most popular implementations are written in Go, Rust, and TypeScript – and we also have support for desktop, browsers, mobile, embedded devices, and more. DevelopersDocumentationRead Case Studies
[H3] Store and manage your data on IPFS
Use content addressing to give your data unique identifiers, and use IPFS for large-scale data storage and compute. Publish to IPFS with GitHub ActionsRetrieve CIDs with IPFSPublish geospatial Zarr data
[H3] Use IPFS apps
Share files, stream music, publish your website, store NFTs, and much more through hundreds of applications built on IPFS. Install IPFS DesktopInstall IPFS Browser ExtensionBrowse IPFS Applications
[H3] Develop tooling for IPFS
Design storage, compute, encryption, and implementation layers to optimize the way developers use IPFS. Browse all implementations
[H2] Connect Through Community
[H3] We've sparked the most robust open-source ecosystem on Earth, and together we're achieving interplanetary aspirations.
Application-Developers Scientists Infrastructure Developers Researchers Designers Archivists Yes, Even the occasional Astronaut Artists
[H3] Our protocol's success hinges on participation from all of our neighbors: Each new node that joins IPFS makes the network stronger for everyone.
Join the Community
[H2] IPFS by the Numbers
[H3] 2000+
active contributors
[H3] 280,000+
unique nodes
[H3] 1 Billion+
CIDs published to network
[H2] What's Happening
[H3] On Our Blog
[H3] In The Media
[H3] Recent Videos
[H2] From The Community
“During our 2024 ORCESTRA campaign, the planned local data infrastructure was stuck in customs. We set up IPFS on our notebooks and a Raspberry Pi, and suddenly all scientists could sync, share data, and collaborate on a local network, with automatic uploads back to Hamburg during intermittent internet connectivity.” Tobias Kölling, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology “IPFS gives us a set of flexible building blocks for connecting devices and exchanging data. The plethora of IPFS documentation and community members contributes toward our goal at Agregore of making peer-to-peer web apps easy to use.” Mauve Signweaver, Founder - Agregore “It's crucially important to have a distributed file system in our open hypertext system. IPFS is the missing piece that allows for a truly decentralized and open web.” Gabo H Beaumont, Co-Founder - Seed Hypermedia “As people learn about IPFS, they also get a view of IPFS as a component in a broader ecosystem. It's not an island. It's not a technology that lives entirely on its own, it's a piece of a broader stack of something. We see it as an onramp to broader decentralization.” Wes Floyd, Bacalhau “I use NFT.storage for my digital art. It was such a relief to know that I could store my videos in one place—each one with its own IPFS URL and CID. Resilience is important to me and having the work backed up to Filecoin means they'll be around for a long time.” Nancy Baker Cahill, Artist “At 3box labs, we are using IPFS as the storage layer. If you want to build full decentralized applications, you need data integrity. IPFS guarantees integrity by providing a framework for merkelized data.” Joel Thorstenssen, Co-founder - 3Box Labs “IPFS and content addressing give us the opportunity to work towards having every human be able to put data online effectively for free, and effectively forever.” Boris Mann, Co-founder - Fission “At Cloudflare, we offer to make content available to every user of the Internet. By removing lock-in to any single data storage provider, IPFS really allows our customers to choose a storage provider they are comfortable with.” Thibault Meunier, Research Engineer - Cloudflare “By using IPFS private swarms, we were able to deploy a fleet of devices communicating mission critical data in a factory without any central infrastructure, which has allowed us to move much faster.” Roland Kuhn, Actyx “During our 2024 ORCESTRA campaign, the planned local data infrastructure was stuck in customs. We set up IPFS on our notebooks and a Raspberry Pi, and suddenly all scientists could sync, share data, and collaborate on a local network, with automatic uploads back to Hamburg during intermittent internet connectivity.” Tobias Kölling, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology “IPFS gives us a set of flexible building blocks for connecting devices and exchanging data. The plethora of IPFS documentation and community members contributes toward our goal at Agregore of making peer-to-peer web apps easy to use.” Mauve Signweaver, Founder - Agregore “It's crucially important to have a distributed file system in our open hypertext system. IPFS is the missing piece that allows for a truly decentralized and open web.” Gabo H Beaumont, Co-Founder - Seed Hypermedia “As people learn about IPFS, they also get a view of IPFS as a component in a broader ecosystem. It's not an island. It's not a technology that lives entirely on its own, it's a piece of a broader stack of something. We see it as an onramp to broader decentralization.” Wes Floyd, Bacalhau “I use NFT.storage for my digital art. It was such a relief to know that I could store my videos in one place—each one with its own IPFS URL and CID. Resilience is important to me and having the work backed up to Filecoin means they'll be around for a long time.” Nancy Baker Cahill, Artist “At 3box labs, we are using IPFS as the storage layer. If you want to build full decentralized applications, you need data integrity. IPFS guarantees integrity by providing a framework for merkelized data.” Joel Thorstenssen, Co-founder - 3Box Labs “IPFS and content addressing give us the opportunity to work towards having every human be able to put data online effectively for free, and effectively forever.” Boris Mann, Co-founder - Fission “At Cloudflare, we offer to make content available to every user of the Internet. By removing lock-in to any single data storage provider, IPFS really allows our customers to choose a storage provider they are comfortable with.” Thibault Meunier, Research Engineer - Cloudflare “By using IPFS private swarms, we were able to deploy a fleet of devices communicating mission critical data in a factory without any central infrastructure, which has allowed us to move much faster.” Roland Kuhn, Actyx “During our 2024 ORCESTRA campaign, the planned local data infrastructure was stuck in customs. We set up IPFS on our notebooks and a Raspberry Pi, and suddenly all scientists could sync, share data, and collaborate on a local network, with automatic uploads back to Hamburg during intermittent internet connectivity.” Tobias Kölling, Max Planck Institute for Meteorology “IPFS gives us a set of flexible building blocks for connecting devices and exchanging data. The plethora of IPFS documentation and community members contributes toward our goal at Agregore of making peer-to-peer web apps easy to use.” Mauve Signweaver, Founder - Agregore “It's crucially important to have a distributed file system in our open hypertext system. IPFS is the missing piece that allows for a truly decentralized and open web.” Gabo H Beaumont, Co-Founder - Seed Hypermedia “As people learn about IPFS, they also get a view of IPFS as a component in a broader ecosystem. It's not an island. It's not a technology that lives entirely on its own, it's a piece of a broader stack of something. We see it as an onramp to broader decentralization.” Wes Floyd, Bacalhau “I use NFT.storage for my digital art. It was such a relief to know that I could store my videos in one place—each one with its own IPFS URL and CID. Resilience is important to me and having the work backed up to Filecoin means they'll be around for a long time.” Nancy Baker Cahill, Artist “At 3box labs, we are using IPFS as the storage layer. If you want to build full decentralized applications, you need data integrity. IPFS guarantees integrity by providing a framework for merkelized data.” Joel Thorstenssen, Co-founder - 3Box Labs “IPFS and content addressing give us the opportunity to work towards having every human be able to put data online effectively for free, and effectively forever.” Boris Mann, Co-founder - Fission “At Cloudflare, we offer to make content available to every user of the Internet. By removing lock-in to any single data storage provider, IPFS really allows our customers to choose a storage provider they are comfortable with.” Thibault Meunier, Research Engineer - Cloudflare “By using IPFS private swarms, we were able to deploy a fleet of devices communicating mission critical data in a factory without

[H1] Community: Get in Orbit
[H4] Join our open source ecosystem of ~2,000 active contributors, plus many more developers and users.
[H2] Connect
[H3] From the annual IPFS Camp and IPFS Thing conferences to working groups and online forums, our community creates out-of-this-world ideas right here on Earth. Join us!
[H3] Join the conversation
Matrix Discord Slack
[H3] Discuss topics in-depth
Check out the IPFS Forums to discuss open problems, share ideas, and get help from the community.
[H3] Join a community event
Meet other members of the community virtually or in-person by subscribing to our event calendar .
[H3] Keep up with what's new
Get the latest on news about what's happening in the IPFS ecosystem by subscribing to our newsletter and YouTube channel .
[H2] Events And Working Groups
[H3] Help us untangle the thorniest problems facing the distributed web (and meet some bleeding edge thinkers) by joining one of our global working groups. Subscribe to upcoming events
[H2] Community Voices
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Horacio Herrera@hhg2288IPFS Community round table!!5:23 PM • Oct 30, 2022
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Protocol Labs@protocollabsScenes from Day 1 of #IPFSCamp at #LabWeek.Head to Convento do Beato for another day of talks, workshops, connection & more for the IPFSCommunity. Happening all day.Details
https://2022.ipfs.camp2:30 PM • Oct 29, 2022
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shann.lens@shanvasionHuge respect for the @protocollabs ecosystem #IPFSCamp Today was incredible. I met some of the absolute smartest and kindest ppl. Overheard many discussions about how projects are going to achieve adoption. The energy is all about action
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IPFS @IPFS, Oct 28, 2022Ready for round 2?Join us for #IPFSCamp tomorrow, kicking off at 10am for a full day of talks, workshops, hacking, and more.2:30 PM • Oct 29, 2022
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Sneha Mishra@sneha_bbRealising the power of decentralisation w @IPFS @Filecoin fighting for the common people against Violence, Evidence Tampering, Wrongful Voting, Control over publishing/media industry....3:57 PM • Oct 30, 2022
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shann.lens@shanvasionHuge respect for the @protocollabs ecosystem #IPFSCamp Today was incredible. I met some of the absolute smartest and kindest ppl. Overheard many discussions about how projects are going to achieve adoption. The energy is all about action
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IPFS @IPFS, Oct 28, 2022Ready for round 2?Join us for #IPFSCamp tomorrow, kicking off at 10am for a full day of talks, workshops, hacking, and more.2:30 PM • Oct 29, 2022
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Pixelmatters@pixelmatters_What a day we had yesterday at LabWeek22, the first-ever decentralized conference hosted by our partner @protocollabsIt's an event where teams are innovating and building a collective future. #plsummit7:27 PM • Oct 25, 2022
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omoju.eth@omojumillerSuper excited about this. I really, really, like being a part of @protocollabs family!My team and I like their approach to building a thriving eco-system of #Web3 companies solving major problems LabWeek22.
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Protocol Labs @protocollabs, Oct 11, 2022Only two weeks until we're together in Lisbon for LabWeek22! Events are filling up fast http://22.labweek.io for the latest news and to reserve your spot!Lisbon, Portugal
Oct 24 - Nov 4, 2022http://22.labweek.io3:57 PM • Oct 30, 2022
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Satellite_im@satellite_imSatellite's @weveloper is up front now showing off our Iridium project, which is the special sauce that powers Satellite Core's messaging platform. #IPFSCamp3:57 PM • Oct 30, 2022
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Protocol Labs@protocollabsAt Hacker Base this morning, great to see some of the @Web3Storage team in person @hugomrdias @gozala @bengo @vascosantos10 @_alanshaw
#labweek221:23 PM • Oct 25, 2022
[H2] The Next Frontiers
[H3] We're shooting for the stars, and we can't do it without your help. Here are some of the unknowns we've yet to discover:
How can we introduce privacy and encryption functionality to IPFS? How do we enable connectivity between every platform IPFS runs on, from satellites to lower powered IoT devices? What data structures and recommendations can we create to help other developers? How can we invent a more efficient peer-to-peer data transfer protocol?
[H3] Interested in solving these challenges together? Join a community event , a working group , or forum discussion.

[H1] For Developers: Navigating IPFS
[H4] The emergent nature of our developer ecosystem spans over a dozen sub-projects and implementations
[H2] How It Works
[H3] IPFS advances the design of the internet ahead by light years.
[H3] Unlike HTTP which loads files from one server at a time, content addressing decouples data from its location. IPFS retrieves files from multiple sources at once in a peer-to-peer fashion so you can:
[H3] Fingerprint your data
Content identifiers (CIDs) give every piece of content, data, or file a permanent hash address that you can “pin” to keep
[H3] Store & distribute content freely
Our peer-to-peer network joins thousands of nodes so you can find all nodes with the content you want and help others discover the content you have
[H3] Optimize content delivery
IPFS caches and stores data on local servers, saving bandwidth via more efficient distribution and delivery
[H2] Your Map To The IPFS Stack
[H3] IPFS is a modular suite of protocols and standards for organizing and moving data, designed from the ground up with the principles of content addressing and peer-to-peer networking.
SystemResponsible forTransferring the dataTransferring the dataIPFS*Data routing and transferLibp2p**Peer-to-peer network connectivityIPFS GatewaysInteroperability with HTTPDefining the dataDefining the dataIPNS, DNSLinkDynamic namingIPLD**Define and organize dataMultiformats**Universal addressing for data and peers* Including its various subsystems and specs** Essential components for IPFS (can also be used independently of IPFS)
[H2] Orient Your Project Around IPFS
[H3] While there are endless possibilities to explore, start with one of the primary use cases for IPFS in your application.
[H3] Host Data and Websites on IPFS
Content identifiers (CIDs) on IPFS offer one permanent address retrievable from multiple locations, resistant to outages or censorship. The Distributed Wikipedia Mirror Project captures Wikipedia snapshots on IPFS that can never be taken down. Get Started: Deploy your site to IPFS with a GitHub Action , a pinning service , or run your own node for full control.
[H3] Give Your Archives a Permanent Home
Content addressing lets you replicate CIDs while retaining a permanent address. It enables you to store data with long-time horizons without having to succumb to vendor lock-in. From scientific data to open public datasets like NYC Open Data , dozens of projects use pinning services to share public data with IPFS. Get started: Learn how hashing and content addressing enable verifiable data sharing through this ProtoSchool tutorial .
[H3] Store Off-Chain Data in a Decentralized Way
Enable data transparency without the storage constraints of a blockchain in web3 through distributed storage space, where CIDs act as permanent addresses for anything from voting data to NFT art. Snapshot uses IPFS to publicly record all proposals, votes, and data for more than 9,000 web3 projects & DAOs. Get Started: Learn how content addressing and CIDs work .
[H3] Build Distributed Apps that Bring Back Human Agency
Build apps that put user agency at the front by composing IPFS into novel app architectures. Peergos uses IPFS to provide private, encrypted file storage and sharing with user-controlled access. Get Started: Get connected with the guides and tutorials to jumpstart your work with IPLD and libp2p.
[H2] Implementations
[H3] To achieve our goal of IPFS running everywhere and being available to every networked device, our community keeps up active work across a variety of implementations.
[H3] Core Implementations
Kubo (Go) The reference IPFS implementation, most widely deployed for running nodes and infrastructure. Verified Fetch (TypeScript) A fetch-like API for retrieving verified IPFS content in browsers and Node.js. IPFS Desktop Use IPFS on your desktop with a friendly GUI, powered by Kubo.
[H3] SDKs & Libraries
Helia (JavaScript) A lean, modular IPFS implementation for Node.js and browsers. Boxo (Go) A component library for building IPFS applications and custom implementations in Go. Nabu (Java) A minimalistic, fast, and embeddable IPFS implementation.
[H3] Infrastructure
IPFS Cluster Orchestration for multiple Kubo nodes, managing pinsets across a distributed swarm. Rainbow (Go) A specialized, production-ready IPFS HTTP gateway. Someguy (Go) A delegated Routing V1 HTTP API server for content and peer routing.
[H3] Experimental & Mobile
ipfs-lite (Go) A minimal library for short-lived IPFS peers and embedding IPFS in Go applications. Durin iOS and Android apps for exploring IPFS on mobile devices.
[H3] Don't see what you're looking for? Explore other implementations or dive into the IPFS specifications to build your own.
[H2] Quick Start With IPFS
[H3] Whether you're looking to access IPFS-hosted content or publish your own, Gateways, Pinning Services, and Browsers are the best ways to get started.
[H3] Fetch IPFS data through a gateway
The most common way to locate and retrieve files stored through IPFS is by using an IPFS Gateway. Every piece of content on IPFS is hashed with a content address, which we call a content identifier, or CID. Even if you’re not running your own IPFS node, gateways give you access to that content through the usual web (HTTP). View all public IPFS Gateways
[H3] Publish through a pinning service
To keep your data available via IPFS, you can choose a pinning service (which will run a node for you) or run your own node(s) with one of our implementations above. Learn more about how they work
[H2] Web Browsers
[H3] Access IPFS apps natively through your browser or with an extension.
[H3] Brave
Supports IPFS and IPNS
Learn more
[H3] Opera
Supports IPFS and IPNS
Learn more
[H3] Chrome
IPFS browser extension
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[H3] Firefox
IPFS browser extension
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[H3] Brave
Supports IPFS and IPNS
Learn more
[H3] Opera
Supports IPFS and IPNS
Learn more
[H3] Chrome
IPFS browser extension
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[H3] Firefox
IPFS browser extension
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[H3] Brave
Supports IPFS and IPNS
Learn more
[H3] Opera
Supports IPFS and IPNS
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IPFS browser extension
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[H1] IPFS Press Kit
[H4] Resources for the media, including explainers, logos, and more.
We've created this IPFS press kit to help news and media outlets quickly find material to help understand and explain what IPFS is, who powers the IPFS project, and how it will shape the future of the internet.
If you're a member of the media and would like to request more information or interviews, please email.
[H3] About IPFS
Feel free to reprint the following descriptions in their entirety without explicit approval.
[H4] Long description
IPFS (the InterPlanetary File System) is a peer-to-peer hypermedia protocol for content addressing. An alternative to the HTTP protocol, IPFS builds on the principles of peer-to-peer networking and content-based addressing to create a decentralized, distributed, and trustless data storage and delivery network. With IPFS, users ask for a file and the system finds and delivers the closest copy without the need to trust a centralized delivery source. In addition to more efficient content distribution, IPFS offers improved security, content integrity, and resistance to third-party tampering. (621 characters/95 words)
[H4] Short description
IPFS (the InterPlanetary File System) is a peer-to-peer network and protocol designed to make the web faster, safer, and more open. IPFS upgrades the web to work peer to peer, addressing data by what it is instead of where it’s located on the network, or who is hosting it. (282 characters/52 words)
[H4] IPFS and Filecoin
Filecoin is an independent, complementary protocol that builds on the content addressing of IPFS to add longer term data persistence using cryptoeconomic incentives.
For details on understanding the relationship between IPFS and Filecoin, please see this guide in Filecoin documentation (2023).
[H4] Does IPFS have a blockchain?
No, IPFS does not have a blockchain.
[H3] The IPFS ecosystem
IPFS is made up of a large number of individuals and teams contributing to the project at a variety of levels, for a variety of individual, non-profit, and corporate projects.
[H4] Core team
The IPFS project is made up of a series of working groups, populated by many full-time and part-time contributors to core project needs.Interplanetary Shipyard are the core maintainers of many of the popular IPFS and libp2p implementations.
[H4] Open-source community
As an open-source project, IPFS is home to a vibrant, diverse community of thousands of contributors and participants from all over the globe! Learn more about who they are and where to find them in the Community section of the IPFS docs.
[H4] Projects using IPFS
A vast variety of commercial and non-profit projects alike are incorporating IPFS as critical to their goals and success. Many are amenable to talking to the media. Find out more about existing success stories at the following resources:Case studies for IPFS success stories in a variety of industries.Video presentations and demos from IPFS builders and collaborators in our YouTube channel.Interactive IPFS ecosystem directory of companies and organizations worldwide building apps, services, and developer tools on IPFS.
[H3] Logos
To request official IPFS logos and other graphic elements, please email.
[H3] Featured news
All IPFS-related news can be found on our Blog & News page. Items can be filtered by topic for easy access:Blog postsVideo contentNews coverageEventsAdditionally, you can get up-to-the minute updates on our Twitter and YouTube channels.