Blockchain Scaling & The Next Generation Internet & Cloud
summary
Claims a live global cloud built from mutable micro-blockchains that shard data across nodes so pieces can be removed to meet GDPR. Uses collateral-backed, performance-scored grid nodes that run compute, storage and anonymous access; adding nodes adds capacity so the design supports infinite TPS as nodes scale. Describes redundancy like RAID across blockchains, rejects a single central ledger, cites 70% traffic concentration in three providers, and positions the network as an alternative to big-cloud monopolies.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Blockchain scaling challenges
- 1:31Traditional blockchain storage problems
- 3:17Side chains and sharding limits
- 4:35Internet and cloud evolution
- 5:38Cloud centralization risks
- 7:25Breaking cloud monopoly
- 8:27Transactionless blockchain scalability
- 9:30Data storage across blockchains
- 10:13Learn more at booth G3
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