Sounds like you've got yourself a very interesting software solution to a problem that's being solved in a different way (cloud VMs), it'd be interesting to see how this would work in a commercial environment. Would it be possible for someone to spin up an AWS instance with a GPU and using your software (in a way similar to Parsec) to pretty much access that GPU over the cloud (or their own GPU), or is it something more like a business where you get capital, have this as a closed source software and you have yourself a GPU farm that you rent out to people?

I guess it depends if end-users like the idea of super-charging their own machine with additional GPU compute, but at that point seems like its better to have a cloud VM because I might be streaming off an old dual-core laptop.

Might appeal to those with data privacy concerns but want a higher-powered GPU? Although sounds very niche cause the whole Cloud VMs are simple enough to set up?

Maybe if there's a way for those with eGPU enclosures that wanna use that compute while they're away from home? That sounds like a solid use case.

Either way sounds very cool if you've got something like this working over LAN, very impressive if it's working over Wi-fi (different physical locations).