The Akash Student
Ambassador Program
The Akash Student Ambassador Program empowers students to become builders, advocates, and community leaders for the decentralized cloud movement.
Growing the Open Cloud on Campus
Ambassadors play a key role in expanding awareness of Akash Network by hosting campus events, creating content, and connecting peers to opportunities in decentralized computing. More than a marketing initiative, this program focuses on ecosystem development, equipping students to represent a movement they truly believe in and build community from the ground up.
From Participation to Ownership
Through hands-on experience, ambassadors gain leadership skills, technical exposure, and real-world collaboration experience while contributing to a project that redefines how cloud infrastructure is built and accessed.
The program is designed around a simple idea: ambassadors succeed when they feel like owners, not just representatives. By connecting through shared values, learning from one another, and co-creating meaningful initiatives, students help shape the future of decentralized cloud computing and the broader Akash ecosystem.
Student Voices on the Future of the Open Cloud
Student builders and thinkers explore how decentralization, AI, and open infrastructure are reshaping technology, and what it means for the next generation of innovators.
| Why Decentralized Cloud Startups Have Weaker Early Moats but Stronger Long-Term Ones | Helen Hui | 30th December, 2025 |
| Why Blockchain Will Reshape Modern AI Training — and How You Can Get Ahead! | Helen Hui | 2nd December, 2025 |
| Why Decentralized Cloud Matters | Ayesha Satpathy | December, 2025 |
| How to self-host the cheapest n8n server | Lucas Botbol | 29th December, 2025 |
| Akash Network: The Open Cloud for Builders | Lucas Botbol | December, 2025 |
| Akash Network X USC Build Night | USC Blockchain | 10th December, 2025 |