VCU is now Diem

Venice has rebranded its measurement of API compute capacity by renaming Venice Compute Units (VCU) to Diem and adjusting their denomination, aiming to simplify the system for users. Under this new naming system, one Diem equates to 10 former VCUs and represents $1 of daily API credit, as opposed to the previous $0.10 per VCU, effectively making each Diem 10 times more powerful than a VCU. While the total capacity numbers now appear smaller due to this change—yesterday's 181,480 VCU capacity is now 18,148 Diem—the actual compute power and resource allocation remain unchanged, ensuring users still receive the same level of API capacity. Users can view their updated Diem allocation and track their daily API capacity on the venice.ai/token dashboard.

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