Bittensor Ecosystem Highlights :: October 12–18, 2026 This week’s biggest stories across Bittensor came from Reax, Score, Actual, OpenRoboto, Engy, UR, SayGM and TPN. [ @reaxlabs - Subnet 92 ] JevBench creator @airesearch12 launched REAX, a new Bittensor subnet where miners compete to train and optimize AI decision models. He also launched @decisionmodels_, giving developers access to leading open decision models through one API. REAX's open-source inference engine already runs some of these models up to 4× faster on the same GPU, according to the team's benchmarks. The team also released an open model that selects the right LLM for each request, which German IT consultancy msg plans to test internally. [ @webuildscore - Subnet 44 ] After its rollout across Avia stations, @manakoai announced its first deployment at a @Shell motorway station. This marks another commercial milestone for Score, as its computer vision technology gains traction with more fuel retail customers. [ @actualinc - Subnet 95 ] Actual Computer worked with NVIDIA on the launch of Nemotron 3.5 Super VL and introduced e, its new inference engine for DGX Station. The engine lets entire teams run AI agents on a single DGX Station, with private access from anywhere. In the team's benchmarks, e exceeded 10,000 tokens per second across 256 simultaneous streams and doubled vLLM's throughput in a separate 128-agent test. [ @openroboto - Subnet 80 ] OpenRoboto integrated @peaq’s machine identity technology into Shift, giving its first 30 OR-S1 data collection devices verifiable identities on @solana. This lets buyers trace robot training footage back to the device that captured it, helping establish trust in the data as Shift scales. [ @engyai - Subnet 53 ] On October 15, Engy announced it had processed over 50B tokens in a single day. Just one day later, its public dashboard recorded nearly 102B tokens, showing how rapidly usage of the platform is growing. [ @TPN_Labs - Subnet 65 ] TPN unveiled TPN-005, its first release-ready AI model, making Ministral-3-8B around 40% smaller while keeping its full 32K-token context. [ @urnetwork - Subnet 25 ] URnetwork is now live on Bittensor mainnet, bringing its established privacy network to Subnet 25. The team is transitioning its 100,000+ existing providers into Bittensor miners, potentially creating one of the largest miner networks in the ecosystem. [ @say_gm_ - Subnet 28 ] SayGM launched its desktop AI assistant for Mac, Windows and Linux, letting users switch between Claude, GPT, Gemini and other models mid-chat.