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CU*Answers is a Grand Rapids, MI-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Factom is creating a protocol to make Bitcoin 2.0 applications run faster, cheaper, and with much less bloat. Building an application on top of the powerful Blockchain presents developers with a few core problems: 1) The system wasn`t built for real time applications 2) The costs get prohibitive as transactions pass a few thousand and 3) the blockhain wasn`t built to handle the massive number of transactions that Bitcoin 2.0 Developers want to secure with the system. Factom is built to solve these problems. Founded in 2014, Factom is located in Austin, Texas, one of the hubs of BTC development.
Pacific Cascade IT Inc is a Eugene, OR-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
As a recognized leader in Silicon Valley, Taos provides infrastructure, software development, engineering, cloud, and project management services to businesses around the world. CEO Ric Urrutia co-founded the company in 1989 as an IT consulting firm and later added a project and advisory practice. In 2009, Taos established a managed infrastructure service center in Boise, Idaho. Over the past quarter century, Taos has grown its portfolio of managed services and partnered with top clients like eBay, Facebook, Cisco, Lucasfilm, Sony, IBM, and others.
Nuage Choreographs the Network™ As the aircraft`s wheels touch the tarmac, you turn on your mobile device and within seconds you are making calls or browsing the web. The expectation of connectivity for voice or data is exactly the same as with the utilities that provide us gas and electricity. You turn it on and it`s there. Instantaneous access with full mobility for millions of subscribers. Everytime, anytime, anyplace. Done! Not quite the case for Cloud Computing yet... It takes an inordinate amount of time for virtual machines(VMs) to be instantiated and to be connected to the network. Worse, the reliability of the network is atrocious. And mobility? Limited with many network restrictions that renders it useless. If the network can`t make the VMs available instantaneously when you need them, there is no cloud. If the network can`t provide unfettered, boundary less mobility, there is no cloud. If the network can`t be provisioned dynamically and instantaneously for each tenant based on their SLA, there is no cloud. Bottom line: The consumption of compute and network is far from approaching the reliability and availabilty of wireline and mobile networks. At Nuage Networks, we intend to change that.