Call to Action: Join Our Community Testing
Züs Community,
The Artemis Hardfork is complete! Now, we urgently need your help testing all the Apps and providing feedback on Discord. Your participation is crucial for quickly identifying issues and bugs and ensuring the Apps are ready for general release. We sincerely appreciate your support so far, but your continued involvement is vital. Go ahead and start testing Bolt, Vult, Blimp, and Chalk, and share your thoughts on Discord.
Züs Featured in Ultimate Web3 AI Map
Züs is featured in the Ultimate Web3 AI Map by Dia! Our high-performance storage with S3 support is perfect for AI datasets, ensuring security and privacy through fragmentation and proxy re-encryption. Learn more here.
Storm of the Week
The Case for Decentralized Cloud: Lessons from the UniSuper Outage
Recently, over half a million UniSuper fund members lost access to their superannuation accounts due to a Google Cloud misconfiguration that led to UniSuper’s private Google Cloud account deletion. Despite data duplication in a secondary location, the deletion impacted both, causing a week-long downtime for users. While data backups minimized loss, this incident underscores the vulnerabilities of centralized cloud services, even those operated by industry leaders like Google Cloud.
Companies should consider using a decentralized cloud storage solution like Züs to mitigate such risks. Züs offers a more resilient infrastructure with higher reliability and uptime, ensuring no single point of failure can disrupt data access. Through data fragmentation and redundancy techniques, Züs stores data across multiple servers. This means that even if some servers fail, the data remains accessible.
Additionally, Züs allows for the seamless replacement of underperforming storage providers, ensuring consistent performance and minimizing the risk of prolonged outages. By leveraging decentralized storage solutions, companies can significantly enhance their data security and availability, protecting themselves from the pitfalls of centralized cloud systems.
That’s it for today, folks! Thanks for tuning in, and see you next week!
