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{{:Box-round|title=Overview|<big>Chainlink node operators are the entities running the oracle infrastructure (hardware and software) that powers and secures every oracle network running on the Chainlink Network.<ref>https://blog.chain.link/what-is-a-chainlink-node-operator/</ref></big>}}
{{:Box-round|title=Overview|<big>Chainlink node operators are the entities running the oracle infrastructure (hardware and software) that powers and secures every oracle network running on the Chainlink Network.<ref>https://blog.chain.link/what-is-a-chainlink-node-operator/</ref></big>}}
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<h2>In depth</h2>
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They are powered by independent, highly reputable, and geographically distributed node operators, which helps to ensure the reliability of the data returned. The ETH / USD feed, for example, currently utilizes 31 separate oracles, or sources of information, to determine the current trusted answer for the price of ETH in USD.


Why do we need 31 sources for the same information? Using multiple sources to aggregate a validated response means that there can be no single point of failure and protects against data tampering.<ref>https://blog.chain.link/how-to-display-crypto-and-fiat-prices-on-a-frontend/</ref>
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Chainlink Node Operators (NOPs)—independent entities responsible for deploying onto new blockchain networks, sourcing high-quality data, and providing highly secure off-chain services to consumers with high uptime and reliability.
Chainlink NOPs are rewarded for participating in the Chainlink Network based on the number of services and updates they support.
<ref>https://gov.optimism.io/t/gf-phase-0-proposal-chainlink/1701</ref>
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<h2>Timeline</h2>
* '''07 Jun 22.'''  [https://infura.io/ Infura] joins the Chainlink network as a [[Node operators|node operator]].  Read the full announcement [https://blog.infura.io/post/infura-joining-the-chainlink-network-as-a-node-operator HERE].
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* '''25 Mar 22.''' [[NorthWest Nodes]], announced a winners of Chainlink [[Oracle olympics|Oracle Olympics]] #1. Read the full announcement [https://blog.chain.link/announcing-the-winner-of-oracle-olympics-1/ HERE].
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* '''28 Feb 22.''' [https://www.stc.com.bh/ stc Bahrain] becomes the first telecommunications provider and digital enabler in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region to launch an official Chainlink [[Node operators|node]]. Read the announcement [https://wholesale.stc.com.bh/stc-insights/details/leading-digital-enabler-stc-bahrain-joins-chainlink-network HERE].
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* '''05 Aug 21.''' [https://www.swisscom.ch/en/residential.html Swisscom] (a major telecommunications provider in Switzerland) joins the Chainlink ecosystem as a node operator. Read the full announcement [https://www.swisscom.ch/en/magazine/new-technologies/swisscom-to-become-part-of-the-worlds-largest-oracle-network/ HERE].
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* '''22 Jul 20.''' Deutsche Telekom’s [https://www.t-systems-mms.com/en.html T-Systems] MMS IT Services group joins the Chainlink ecosystem as a node operator. Read the full announcement [https://www.t-systems-mms.com/en/expertise/archive/smart-contracts-made-reliable-and-useful-with-the-real-world-data.html HERE].
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* '''03 Jul 20.''' [[Huobi ECO|Huobi]] becomes first major exchange to run a Chainlink node. Read the announcement [https://cointelegraph.com/news/huobi-becomes-first-major-exchange-to-run-a-chainlink-node HERE].
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<H2>List of node Chainlink operators</H2>
<H2>List of node Chainlink operators</H2>
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* <big>[[Artifact]]</big>
* <big>[[Artifact]]</big>
* <big>[[B Harvest]]</big>
* <big>[[B Harvest]]</big>
* <big>[[Blockdaemon]]</big>
* <big>[[Blocksize Capital]]</big>
* <big>[[Blocksize Capital]]</big>
* <big>[[Chainlayer]]</big>
* <big>[[Chainlayer]]</big>
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* <big>[[fiews|Fiews]]</big>
* <big>[[fiews|Fiews]]</big>
* <big>[[Figment Networks]]</big>
* <big>[[Figment Networks]]</big>
* <big>[[Framework Ventures]]</big>
* <big>[[Huobi]]</big>
* <big>[[Infura]]</big>
* <big>[[Kaiko]]</big>
* <big>[[Kyber Network]]</big>
* <big>[[Kytzu]]</big>
* <big>[[LexisNexis]]</big>
* <big>[[LinkForest]]</big>
* <big>[[Linkpool]]</big>
* <big>[[Linkpool]]</big>
* <big>[[LinkRiver]]</big>
* <big>[[LinkRiver]]</big>
* <big>[[Matrixed.Link]]</big>
* <big>[[Mycelium Node]]</big>
* <big>[[Newroad Network]]</big>
* <big>[[Nomics]]</big>
* <big>[[NorthWest Nodes]]</big>
* <big>[[Omniscience]]</big>
* <big>[[On-chain Tech]]</big>
* <big>[[P2P.org]]</big>
* <big>[[Prophet]]</big>
* <big>[[Rhino]]</big>
* <big>[[Simply VC]]</big>
* <big>[[SNZPool]]</big>
* <big>[[Staked]]</big>
* <big>[[stake.fish]]</big>
* <big>[[Stake Systems]]</big>
* <big>[[Stakin]]</big>
* <big>[[Stakin]]</big>
* <big>[[Staking Facilities]]</big>
* <big>[[Swisscom]]</big>
* <big>[[SyncNode]]</big>
* <big>[[Tingo]]</big>
* <big>[[T Systems]]</big>
* <big>[[Validation Capital]]</big>
* <big>[[Vulcan Link]]</big>
* <big>[[Wetez]]</big>
* <big>[[XBTO]]</big>
* <big>[[Youbi Capital]]</big>
* <big>[[Ztake.org]]</big>
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<h2>Resources</h2>
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Latest revision as of 03:16, 9 June 2022

Overview

Chainlink node operators are the entities running the oracle infrastructure (hardware and software) that powers and secures every oracle network running on the Chainlink Network.[1]


In depth

EDIT They are powered by independent, highly reputable, and geographically distributed node operators, which helps to ensure the reliability of the data returned. The ETH / USD feed, for example, currently utilizes 31 separate oracles, or sources of information, to determine the current trusted answer for the price of ETH in USD.

Why do we need 31 sources for the same information? Using multiple sources to aggregate a validated response means that there can be no single point of failure and protects against data tampering.[2] EDIT

EDIT Chainlink Node Operators (NOPs)—independent entities responsible for deploying onto new blockchain networks, sourcing high-quality data, and providing highly secure off-chain services to consumers with high uptime and reliability. Chainlink NOPs are rewarded for participating in the Chainlink Network based on the number of services and updates they support. 

[3]

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Timeline

  • 28 Feb 22. stc Bahrain becomes the first telecommunications provider and digital enabler in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region to launch an official Chainlink node. Read the announcement HERE.
  • 05 Aug 21. Swisscom (a major telecommunications provider in Switzerland) joins the Chainlink ecosystem as a node operator. Read the full announcement HERE.
  • 22 Jul 20. Deutsche Telekom’s T-Systems MMS IT Services group joins the Chainlink ecosystem as a node operator. Read the full announcement HERE.
  • 03 Jul 20. Huobi becomes first major exchange to run a Chainlink node. Read the announcement HERE.

List of node Chainlink operators

Resources

  1. ↑ https://blog.chain.link/what-is-a-chainlink-node-operator/
  2. ↑ https://blog.chain.link/how-to-display-crypto-and-fiat-prices-on-a-frontend/
  3. ↑ https://gov.optimism.io/t/gf-phase-0-proposal-chainlink/1701
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