ARPA x Amazon

[Anonymous No.23261695]

Oh yes yes yes my ARPA-RINOSSSSS.

https://medium.com/@arpa/leading-privacy-preserving-computation-enterprise-arpa-partners-with-amazon-aws-joint-innovation-90632768002a?source=social.tw

[Anonymous No.23261806]

>>23261695
hnggg
I just saw this thing about amazon. it hurts so bad because i don't have any arpa n-e-more. please, great bella protocol in the sky, forgive me

[Anonymous No.23261864]

>>23261695
a few hours left to fill your bags before China wakes up

[Anonymous No.23261878]

>>23261864
SNEKKKKK

[Anonymous No.23262248]

>>23261695
Unbelievably bullish if true.

>There's still time to load up.

[Anonymous No.23262453]

MPC is the future Vitalik even calls it I FEEL LIKE I AM TALKING TO A BRICK WALL SOMETIMES https://twitter.com/vitalikbuterin/status/1248704356758753281?lang=en

[Anonymous No.23263231]

how could amazon use multiparty computation?

[Anonymous No.23263427]

ARPA! Finally some good news.

[Anonymous No.23263460]

>>23261695
Views had the same marketing scheme. It's just a pnd. Anyone can claim they will use aws. Fucking dummies in here

[Anonymous No.23263603]

>>23263231
for hundreds of services.
The chain of computing is
server room in office => cloud/serverless (i.e. huge server room in AWS location) => decentralised computing (or true serveless)

basically AWS will sell cloud services o the front, while outsourcing tasks to ARPA net

I invested in ARPA when I first saw it because of this, partnering up with AWS already is a dream though I thought that would still take like 2 years

the only reason ARPA isn't pum[ing 10x harder than it does now is because most people don't know shit about any of this shit

[Anonymous No.23263837]

>>23263460
views was a worthless shitcoin. ARPA doesn't just use AWS like how millions of copmanies do, they are entering a join innovation bond which means they will develop things together and use each other's services. But yeah have fun chasing food tokens brah

[Anonymous No.23264316]

Is this an actual partnership or are they just hosting some shit on AWS?

[Anonymous No.23264382]

>>23263603
Lol sounds like this shitcoin is copying iExec. You'll bend the knee trying to take on the most accomplished team in crypto

[Anonymous No.23264744]

Reminder ARPA is partnered with Chainlink: https://medium.com/@arpa/arpa-x-chainlink-unlocking-the-many-possibilities-of-combining-privacy-and-defi-c84246b61b52

[Anonymous No.23265450]

>>23264744
We know sir

[Anonymous No.23266176]

Arpa is a LTH but shit, March was the month. Reeee.

[Anonymous No.23266328]

Does partnered only mean 'We are now using AWS', or does it ACTUALLY mean 'AWS is using our service'? Because in 90% of cases it is the former, and the other party does not acknowledge any sort of partnership...

[Anonymous No.23266627]

Wtf it's pumping

[Anonymous No.23266939]

>>23266627
Will Bella follow?

[Anonymous No.23267115]

>>23266328
you can also just read the article man.

It's neither, they are entering an innovation partnership, which probably means a little bit of both (ARPA using AWS and AWS using ARPA). They will be co-developing things that they both will use, and obviously AWS is huge and not going anywhere soon so wether or not AWS directly pays ARPA, this will generate a fuckton of money either way.

[Anonymous No.23267185]

>>23266939
probably not. There's nothing wrong with Bella, it looks like it will be a pretty decent defi app, but I wouldn't know how to tell it's fundamentally better than some of the other ones. I still expect it to grow, but not before the platform actually launches. ARPA however, is a legit gem and almost guaranteed 10x + material if you hold for a year or two

[Anonymous No.23267598]

>>23266939
I don't think so

[Anonymous No.23267875]

>>23267185
Meh, I hold both anyway. I'm fine with ARPA mooning and Bella crabbing in my accumulation zone.