The first component of the Presearch decentralized search engine to be released will be the nodes, with a beta program in September 2020 and a production launch in Q4 2020. For this first release, Presearch will be focused only on the following node operations: • Registering • Validating • Federating This means that Presesarch will initially aim for a network of as many nodes as possible, provided as cheaply as possible, so long as their network latency is low. When Preserach later adds Serving and Coordinating operations (enabling the Presearch search index to be decentralized), this will introduce the need for different and more powerful servers to join the network. When Crawling becomes fully decentralized and supported by nodes, the capacity of the network to crawl the web and refresh data will then be tied directly to the size of the network and its growth. Presearch will continue to implement the remaining node operations over time, as detailed in the later Product Roadmap section