Yes.<p>Look into IPFS, interplanetary file system. You still need machines to serve files. However, the system has some definite advantages:<p><pre><code>    1. A file&#x2F;directory is referred to its immutable hash.
    2. A request for a specific hash is made to the network, not a single machine.
    3. All machines that have that hash can swarm-download, like bittorrent
    4. All communication is point-to-point encrypted
    5. For backend, you can mount IPFS directly to the file system, via &#x2F;ipfs and &#x2F;ipns
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The gist behind this is allows you to create a backend CDN of whoever is cheapest right now, and then load the images on your webpages (as gateways). It&#x27;s still alpha, but so far my stability (and others running it) have shown that this system can easily handle large archives (800GB and up).