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We think differently and made the impossible possible

In the 1990s Sun Microsystems identified eight fallacies about distributed computing. These were a set of false assumptions made by programmers new to distributed applications which would result in a failure or reduction of the system or in large, unplanned expenses to redesign the system to meet its original goals.

Our patented technology means these assumptions are now true. Computer science still says this is impossible.

• The network is reliable
• Latency is zero
• Bandwidth is infinite
• The network is secure
• Topology doesn’t change
• There is one administrator
• Transport cost is zero
• The network is homogeneous

How we realized the answer with our patented technology

We created the only LIVE DATA platform with our patented, game-changing technology.

• Distributed computing systems and system components thereof [8,364,633]
• Methods, devices and systems for dynamically managing memberships in replicated state machines within a distributed computing environment [9,009,215]
• Methods, devices and systems for dynamically managing memberships in replicated state machines within a distributed computing environment [9,154,553-Divisional of 9,000,215]
• Methods, devices and systems for dynamically managing memberships in replicated state machines within a distributed computing environment [9,521,196-Divisional/Continuation of 9,000,215]
• Methods, devices and systems enabling a secure and authorized induction of a node into a group of nodes in a distributed computing environment [9,264,516]
• Methods, devices and systems enabling a secure and authorized induction of a node into a group of nodes in a distributed computing environment [9,467,510-Continuation of 9,264,516]
• Methods, devices and systems for initiating, forming and joining memberships in distributed computing systems [9,332,069]
• Distributed file system using consensus nodes [9,361,311]
• Distributed file system using consensus nodes [9,424,272-Divisional of 9,361,311]
• Distributed file system using consensus nodes [9,747,301-Continuation of 9,361,311]
• Geographically-distributed file system using coordinated namespace replication over a wide area network [9,495,381]

In addition we have 27 pending applications, both in the US and internationally.