Topic: [ANN] Titanium - World's First Decentralised Cloud Services Provider 🚀 - page 124. (Read 81012 times)

What is the maximum amount of money that TBIS can collect on this ICO?

thanks for that, so far I have overlooked the lottery, but I immediately took part in it. Always nice, if you have the opportunity to increase your investment with free coins :-)

thanks for that, so far I have overlooked the lottery, but I immediately took part in it. Always nice, if you have the opportunity to increase your investment with free coins :-)

As of yesterday TBIS's team achieved 10.000 telegram users, a strong presence in the community is an important factor for a successful ICO, glad TBIS is doing well

Does anyone have experience with ICObench? TBIS scores pretty well:
https://icobench.com/ico/titanium-blockchain-infrastructure-services

Also there is a TBIS lottery, winners are announced on friday february the 2nd, 1000, 500 & 250 BAR tokens will be given away  
https://twitter.com/TBISINC/status/951906809899634689

Seems interesting, although I wouldn't count on any of those partnerships actually being confirmed. The concept is really strong but I have my concerns in regards to it's scalability. If you plan on having all these partnerships you need to consider the network traffic in terms of providing decentrailized storage for clients , as well as creating a means of exchange for how the clients will pay for your services.

You can replace all of the decaying equipment with yellowing casings with digital titanium for a fraction of the cost of acquisition and maintenance of hardware infrastructure, all while increasing uptime and reliability and maintenance management .

I think business without equipment is impossible. In any case, I would like to hear that Titanium will offer in return.

A bright future, when in the world, where businesses no longer need to have a networking closet full of expensive and temperamental equipment which can rapidly become obsolete, requires tender care and feedback productivity through down time or general digital surliness.

And what future does the development team see after their product is launched on the market?

Have you completely read the white paper? The company has a well-defined mission. They want to use all the capabilities of the blockchain to provide virtual infrastructure services for businesses and individuals.

I have always, in addition to many other factors, evaluated the company according to what mission they set for themselves in this world. If the team has not set goals, how to make the world better, then it has no success. What a pity that Titanium did not do this, but it is seemed like a promising project!

First, I will say that I am interested in this project and I have participated in the ICO.

I do have a few concerns that I don't think anyone here has expressed. DO NOT take this personally but this is just coming from someone that has worked in infrastructure for a decade with my most recent role involving VMWare VM administration, AWS/Azure migrations, and workload analysis.

1.  Establishing a CLOUD provider compute environment IS A HUGE undertaking!  After reading the white paper, I do not see any technical specifics of how you plan to accomplish this.  While the White paper is complete, it's more of a project plan than a technical white paper. 
I'm not saying you can't do it, but for someone like myself who knows what's involved - it would be nice to see how TBIS plans to accomplish this - at least in small detail.  You can't just pull Enterprise class services out of thin air. 

2. 99.999999% uptime is the most "sales pitchy" cliche one can throw out in this industry.  If you plan to run this on the ETH network - what will your plan be to address the fact that an app as simple as CryptoKitties was able to "crash" the Ethereum blockchain?  Has anyone else here given this some thought?

All that said - I think TBIS has a pretty lofty goal here and I hope that your team can deliver. 

First, I will say that I am interested in this project and I have participated in the ICO.

I do have a few concerns that I don't think anyone here has expressed. DO NOT take this personally but this is just coming from someone that has worked in infrastructure for a decade with my most recent role involving VMWare VM administration, AWS/Azure migrations, and workload analysis.

1.  Establishing a CLOUD provider compute environment IS A HUGE undertaking!  After reading the white paper, I do not see any technical specifics of how you plan to accomplish this.  While the White paper is complete, it's more of a project plan than a technical white paper.  
I'm not saying you can't do it, but for someone like myself who knows what's involved - it would be nice to see how TBIS plans to accomplish this - at least in small detail.  You can't just pull Enterprise class services out of thin air.  

2. 99.999999% uptime is the most "sales pitchy" cliche one can throw out in this industry.  If you plan to run this on the ETH network - what will your plan be to address the fact that an app as simple as CryptoKitties was able to "crash" the Ethereum blockchain?  Has anyone else here given this some thought?

3. I'm a little weary that the address on your DUNS number is registered to your apt.
TITANIUM BLOCKCHAIN INFRASTRUCTURE SERVICES INC.
15027 DICKENS ST APT 4
SHERMAN OAKS, CA 91403

HOWEVER, it's not uncommon to start a business from home so I wont knock this too hard.

All that said - I think TBIS has a pretty lofty goal here and I hope that your team can deliver.  

Yea man its ace, and the partnership with Electroneum is the icing on the cake.