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| I believe that the market is rich with opportunities to introduce products built along the common theme of ubiquitous computing. The key to these products is that they can be deployed today to solve an immediate need, while buiding a beachhead on which to introduce additional, more substantial products in the future. Several of these potential products are listed below: |
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LinkDB: A suite of tools built atop Ubiquity's data distribution and sharing technology, to link legacy RDBMS and ODBMS systems between cooperative and competitive enterprises, as well as expose data across insecure or "occassionally connected" links. |
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UbiqDB: A complete XML database designed for cross-enterprise deployment, featuring decentralized administration, versioned multi-master replication, and diverse data unification. |
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Ubiquitous File System (UFS): A completely decentralized file sharing application, allowing spontaneous grouping and access control, peer-to-peer replication, and complete version control. |
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InfoNexus: A modular client-side tool designed to simplify the management of realtime information sources, including email, instant messengers, stock quotes, weather reports, or virtually any other data type. |
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Web MetaServer: An agent-based application and web server that hosts website business logic in a massively redundant fashion, providing globally replicated serving capability to dynamic, as well as static content. |
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| Through extensive appplication of Ubiquity data sharing technologies, UbiqDB provides a suite of tools to securely link legacy relational and object-oriented databases between enterprises. Specifically, UbiqDB performs three major functions: |
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Distributes changes made to datasets marked for cross-enterprise sharing |
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Detects and resolves conflicts arising from multi-mastered replication |
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Closely logs and strictly enforces access control between enterprises |
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Ubiquitous File System: Global File Sharing, Version Control [3 children...]
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| The Ubiquitous File System (UFS) is simply a globally shared file system for spontaneously created user groups and arbitrary document types. Specifically, UFS offers the following major features: |
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Global File Sharing: Files stored on UFS volumes are made available around the world, subject to Ubiquity's extensive decentralized security model. |
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Version Control: All documents within UFS are inherently versioned, providing cutting-edge concurrency control to all documents, of all types. |
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Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Redistribution: Like all data in Ubiquity, UFS documents are redundantly cached and hosted in a globally load-balanced manner. Thus, popular files are naturally more widely cached such that no single UFS client is overloaded by demand spikes. |
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| The Web MetaServer is an agent-based application and web server that hosts websites from the edge of the Ubiquity network. Said another way, deploying a website on the Web MetaServer is equivalent to deploying that website on a thousand web hosting services around the world. Specifically, the Web MetaServer offers the following features: |
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Global Coverage: Websites deployed on the Web MetaServer automatically replicate around the world, seeking the fastest possible connection to the client's web browser. |
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Unlimited Capacity: Every website on the Web MetaServer operates with the combined capacity of thousands of load-balanced Ubiquity servers. |
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Instant Scalability: Through Ubiquity's agent-based and micropayment technologies, enterprise needn't invest in overkill infastructures as the Web MetaServer instantly ramps up to handle spikes in demand. |
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