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# Integrating MCP into MATRIX Blockchain!

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The first update is that we have upgraded Manta. In Manta, we added the MCP to the task-division module. Previously, we used an algorithm to divide a complete task into multiple small tasks and assign them to different nodes. After adding the MCP, it can now handle a task — whether it’s reasoning or training — by explaining it in natural language based on its own understanding of the task. Then, the system divides it into smaller tasks accordingly. We expect this method to perform better than the original one and to further improve the efficiency of distributed computing, as well as the final integration of results from multiple nodes. Yes, we will be introducing this MCP structure into Manta.

CEO, Owen Tao


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