/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>29300901
>I am fearful, uncertain and doubtful
Sorry I am only just to hear this sirs. My cousin Rajesh is fearing on missing outing! He even dance fomo dance and hurting himself. Go funding me soon sirs and do needful.

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>>29300903

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>>29300686
No true sir. Rajesh is owning 3 barrel. He big man invilage but sad he hurt himself doings fomo dance. Is happenings sirs.

Another day another green dildo
How is that possible, we can just never stop winning RLCchads

How are my RLCniggers doing? Peacefully increasing my stack by 15 barrels again today, should reach the suicide stack soon. Hope I can reach it before the DOTB.

Where are my RLCniggers at?
Today i accumulated 15 new barrels thanks to some coinbase quiz free money. What did you do today to increase your stack oilers?

Never felt more comfy in this position knowing my financial future has been secured with my digital oil barrels

Imagine not holding one of the only coins green against BTC right now.

>>12605967
I'm getting 4.5k$ worth tomorrow.

Let's do this boiiiiiiiiis

What is iExec:
iExec wants to decentralize cloud computing market by building the future of the Internet infrastructure and will act as a new form of distributed governance, challenging key HPC, Big Data and Cloud industry leaders. Decentralized infrastructure and market network, where big data and HPC applications, highly valued data-sets, and computing resources (storage, CPU, GPU) will be monetized on the blockchain with the highest level of transparency, resiliency and security. iExec plans to focus on Fog computing. iExec is blockchain agnostic

Homepage: https://iex.ec/
Whitepaper: https://iex.ec/whitepaper/iExec-WPv3.0-English.pdf
FAQ: https://iex.ec/faq/#
GIthub: https://github.com/iExecBlockchainComputing

iExec is member of https://www.openfogconsortium.org/ (Founding Members: arm, Cisco, Dell, Intel, Microsoft, Princeton Uni.)

Fog computing adds a hierarchy of elements between the cloud and endpoint devices, and between devices and gateways, to meet these challenges in a high performance, open and interoperable way.

Fog computing resources:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuo5Pxc4w3c&feature=youtu.be (Fog computing, a quick overview and introduction.)

https://ieeetv.ieee.org/conference-highlights/industry-use-cases-where-fog-is-essential-fog-world-congress-2017 (Industry Use Cases Where Fog Is Essential - Fog World Congress 2017)

https://www.openfogconsortium.org/resources/#videos

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/326346449_Blockchain-Based_Decentralised_CloudFog_Solutions_Challenges_Opportunities_and_Standards (Golem, iExec and SONM research)

http://www.embedded-computing.com/iot/monetizing-blockchain-based-m2m-service# (Dr. Lei Zhang is director of information security at iExec Blockchain Tech, a member of the OpenFog Consortium.)

>>12453870
False. I'm the creator of niggapepe on da moon, miami pepe rlc sunglases, and some other guetto memes I made a year ago. Let's start the showreel.

Hugo Gervasoni, a student of Programming and Telecommunication Engineering has started an internship position within the iExec team. Alongside Eric Rodriguez, Hugo is working in partnership with the 3D Animation School, ENSI. The school’s GPU rendering farm will be able to be monetized during ‘off-peak’ times by shifting resources and running a Workerpool on the iExec network. Hugo proposals also include how, even during busier times, iExec can facilitate their overall rendering workflow. And, as some of you have noticed in our Github activity, a secondary assignment, involves Hugo testing an XMR (Monero) CPU-mining Dapp that he’s developed. And it worked!

>XMR mining dapp based off of iexec
>mfw submarkets are going to pop up
imagine what else is possible faggots

>https://medium.com/iex-ec/dapp-of-the-week-04-cerebrum-6e20e9909a4f
>A decentralized platform for crowdsourced machine learning powered by iExec
>The global market for AI-based services, software, and hardware is expected to grow at an astonishing annual rate of 15 to 25% and reach $130 billion by 2025. Most of the investment in AI consists of internal R&D spending by large, cash-rich digital-native companies like Amazon, Baidu, and Google.
>This decentralized artificial intelligence (DAI) offers a unique proposition that no other AI can offer: the democratization of AI.
If you aren't loading up in this dip you're a fucking retard. Rich as fuck by 2020.

>>10512564
>>10513548
You did well anon, only smart people hold this token. we will be millionaires in a few years.

did we finally find the bottom after that ridiculous crash execuniggas?

>>10230461
It's going to enable off-chain processing for ETH, but their endgame is edge/fog computing. It's essentially next-gen cloud infrastructure, which by the way is being developed by iExec, IBM, Microsoft, Samsung, Intel and CISCO_FUCKING_SYSTEMS. Why is this huge? Well. 80% of the world's data is handled by Cisco routers and switches. Now iExec is working with all these behemoths side-by-side @ OpenFog consortium. If these guys want to push new tech, you'd be an absolute retard betting against them.

Imagine you're a datacenter. Now what does it cost to run it all? Literally hundreds of millions to build it and then some more to keep it running. Now imagine you could provide hosting and computing (Amazon Web Services, Netflix runs on it for example), without having to build a huge fucking datacenter. You just rent any goddamn hardware that is idling anywhere in the world to provide your service.

Now, you don't pay for infrastructure. So you cut your prices down. You become appealing to customers. You grow. You become the airBnB and Uber of data networks/service providing.

What do you need the tokens for, you might ask? Well let my autistic-as-fuck ass tell you.
It's to pay the hardware owners for computational cycles. Just like mining, but actually doing work and not wasting electricity for frivolous shit.

Oh, this sort of network model is also ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL to IoT, since it kills all sorts of problems associated with latency and security. FUCK. This project makes my dick hard.

>>10136993
There is only one true utility token.

It's going to enable off-chain processing for ETH, but their endgame is edge/fog computing. It's essentially next-gen cloud infrastructure, which by the way is being developed by iExec, IBM, Microsoft, Samsung, Intel and CISCO_FUCKING_SYSTEMS. Why is this huge? Well. 80% of the world's data is handled by Cisco routers and switches. Now iExec is working with all these behemoths side-by-side @ OpenFog consortium. If these guys want to push new tech, you'd be an absolute retard betting against them.

Imagine you're a datacenter. Now what does it cost to run it all? Literally hundreds of millions to build it and then some more to keep it running. Now imagine you could provide hosting and computing (Amazon Web Services, Netflix runs on it for example), without having to build a huge fucking datacenter. You just rent any goddamn hardware that is idling anywhere in the world to provide your service.

Now, you don't pay for infrastructure. So you cut your prices down. You become appealing to customers. You grow. You become the airBnB and Uber of data networks/service providing.

What do you need the tokens for, you might ask? Well let my autistic-as-fuck ass tell you.
It's to pay the hardware owners for computational cycles. Just like mining, but actually doing work and not wasting electricity for frivolous shit.

Oh, this sort of network model is also ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL to IoT, since it kills all sorts of problems associated with latency and security. FUCK. This project makes my dick hard.

>>9953680
Cant think of any. I'm also all in but my stack is much smaller.

>>9945866
After reading the whitepaper i went all in.

>>9938796
Just wait for the chink money to flow in. any day now.

>>9928024
>>9928093
It's going to enable off-chain processing for ETH, but their endgame is edge/fog computing. It's essentially next-gen cloud infrastructure, which by the way is being developed by iExec, IBM, Microsoft, Samsung, Intel and CISCO_FUCKING_SYSTEMS. Why is this huge? Well. 80% of the world's data is handled by Cisco routers and switches. Now iExec is working with all these behemoths side-by-side @ OpenFog consortium. If these guys want to push new tech, you'd be an absolute retard betting against them.

Imagine you're a datacenter. Now what does it cost to run it all? Literally hundreds of millions to build it and then some more to keep it running. Now imagine you could provide hosting and computing (Amazon Web Services, Netflix runs on it for example), without having to build a huge fucking datacenter. You just rent any goddamn hardware that is idling anywhere in the world to provide your service.

Now, you don't pay for infrastructure. So you cut your prices down. You become appealing to customers. You grow. You become the airBnB and Uber of data networks/service providing.

What do you need the tokens for, you might ask? Well let my autistic-as-fuck ass tell you.
It's to pay the hardware owners for computational cycles. Just like mining, but actually doing work and not wasting electricity for frivolous shit.

Oh, this sort of network model is also ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL to IoT, since it kills all sorts of problems associated with latency and security. FUCK. This project makes my dick hard.

>>9838240
>RLC
you're gonna make it anon

>>9753010
Is it really though? I feel like biz doesn't understand the implications of "it's the airbnb of decentralized computing" enough.