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May 11, 2020

Subutai and Smart Cities: Accelerating Innovation in São Paulo

The term “Smart Cities” applies to improving efficiency by managing city-wide connectivity, resources, and assets using the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). From energy management and gas leak detection, to water quality and air pollution monitoring, to traffic information and parking systems, to weather tracking and flood modelling, and many more applications, the global market … Continue reading Subutai and Smart Cities: Accelerating Innovation in São Paulo

December 3, 2019

The Ultimate Facebook Pivot

Facebook, and it’s inextricable leader Mark Zuckerberg, have been having a tough time lately. The social media space is getting complicated. Whether it’s privacy related like with the Cambridge Analytica case and settlement, or political bias accusations like from the U.S. Congress’ inquires, and many others, not to mention expression of free speech issues, both … Continue reading The Ultimate Facebook Pivot

June 29, 2019

The Subutai Blockchain Router: the future of Cryptocurrency Mining

How quickly things can change. Just a year ago, my business partner, OptDyn founder/CEO Alex Karasulu, and I were at a non-tech conference talking to some folks about the Subutai Blockchain Router. Quite a lot was happening in the crypto/blockchain space, with much of the opportunity being marred by the shillers, hucksters, and scammers whose … Continue reading The Subutai Blockchain Router: the future of Cryptocurrency Mining

July 18, 2018

P2P Cloud is Native Multicloud

Beware of Single Cloud We’ve been seeing the warning signs of depending on single cloud providers for some time now. Whether it is the vendor lock-in, the costs, or the privacy issues now with the CLOUD Act, nothing hurts more than down time when the cloud provider goes down. Multicloud Holy Grail This week outages … Continue reading P2P Cloud is Native Multicloud

July 13, 2018April 18, 2019

Cloud Computing Doesn’t Have to Mean Signing Away Your Privacy

From its very inception, the Internet was about decentralization. Most directly, it decentralized nations’ telecom infrastructure, and let people interact through increasingly personalized online platforms. But in a larger sense, the Internet decentralized a huge proportion of modern life, from starting a business, to searching for flights, and even to finding a date. Pre-existing power … Continue reading Cloud Computing Doesn’t Have to Mean Signing Away Your Privacy