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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

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Two Perspectives; One Solution = Subutai. OptDyn CTO/Founder Alex Karasulu on the CLOUD Act.

What is the problem with the CLOUD Act, and how Subutai is the answer … Before the CLOUD Act Before the CLOUD Act the US government could ONLY get its hands on the data US companies kept on servers inside US borders. If a US company hosted data outside, say in the EU, the US … Continue reading Two Perspectives; One Solution = Subutai. OptDyn CTO/Founder Alex Karasulu on the CLOUD Act.

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Two Perspectives; One Solution = Subutai. OptDyn CEO Jon “maddog” Hall on the CLOUD Act.

CLOUD – obscuring your privacy Shortly after September 11th of 2001 I traveled to Brazil, as I had done for many years before and have done for many years since then. However on this trip I had a very sad message to give to my Brazilian friends: “I am sorry, but you can not trust … Continue reading Two Perspectives; One Solution = Subutai. OptDyn CEO Jon “maddog” Hall on the CLOUD Act.