Save money and make money with Open Source Peer-to-Peer cloud software
summary
Claims an open source peer-to-peer cloud (Subutai) that lets unused CPUs be rented via a Bazaar marketplace, with a two-tier token system (lightweight Goodwill plus a blockchain token). Delivers a hardware blockchain router (FPGA-based, 18W, 3 TB/s backplane, TPM and IoT GPIO) built as open hardware and manufactured in Brazil. Software is in its sixth major release, uses Linux containers, and promises hybrid savings (example: $2,700/month → $800–900).
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:55Optin
- 1:23Trademarks
- 1:37About Optin
- 2:57What we offer
- 3:55Why did we do this
- 6:13The Patriot Act
- 9:32Product Line
- 13:53Open Source
- 14:48Economy Operator
- 15:48Blockchain Matter
- 16:30Goodwill
- 19:17What people dont have
- 20:06The Cloud
- 20:41Supertime
- 21:47MatterMost
- 22:18Home Cloud
- 23:09Live USB Stick
- 23:58Status of Supertie
- 26:27Current Partners
- 28:05MOUs
- 28:39Linux Professional Institute
- 30:05Summary
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