genuine no meme now,
do you think RLC has the potential to reach $100 per coin in the next 5 years?
and why?
Genuine no meme now
Grayson Stewart
Noah Ward
probably be dead in the next 5 years
Colton Hernandez
No, you absolute buffoon. Reason: idiots like you are holding it.
Tyler Robinson
100$?
LMAO
Try 400$ in the next 3 years.
Jacob Taylor
*HONK* *HONK*
I'm Gilles Fedaklown, founder of iExec. 100$ guaranteed over the next 5 years. AI and bigdata era is comming, we'll need massive ammounts of computing that we can't even imagine now. Current cloud providers can't scale to that level and they become ineficient once they grow big. Decentralized computing makes all the sense in that case. Buy now or cry forever.
*HONK* *HONK*
Wyatt Bailey
"Specifically, on Alibaba cloud, iExec deployed a medical application that allows a hospital to ‘rent out’ their medical data to a neuro research center. The neuro research center uses the medical data to study brain activity and Alzheimer’s Disease. The iExec TEE solution and Alibaba’s SGX-based instances are used so that the hospital can only ‘rent-out’ the private data without losing the ownership of these data. All data used by the research center is securely protected within an Intel® SGX hardware enclave provided through iExec by Alibaba’s secure cloud machines, ensuring no third party is able to inspect or copy the medical data used (not even the research center).
The monetization of data sets, as demonstrated at the RSA conference, is one of the key features of iExec’s upcoming release, iExec V3: Enterprise Edition, allowing data to be securely ‘rented out’ without loss of privacy and ownership."
Matthew Reed
this game was the shit
sitting on a 200 iexec stack. its very comfy ill say
Aaron Roberts
>cloud providers can't scale to that level and >they become ineficient once they grow big
why?
why?
Michael Thomas
Jacob Martinez
>The monetization of data sets, as demonstrated at the RSA conference, is one of the key >features of iExec’s upcoming release, iExec V3: Enterprise Edition, allowing data to be securely ‘>rented out’ without loss of privacy and ownership."
I tought only computer resources could be rented with iExec... what is this data news? How do you rent a data? What is the meaning of ''renting data'' ? any example?