I get a bit a sceptical when projects try to brag themselves up by comparing with other projects. Especially when the comparison is as disfavourable to the competitors as SONM's is.

In their table they claim that SONM has this, which the iEx.ec and Golem doesn't:

Anti-fraud
Game servers support
Site hosting
Services
SaaS
Non-determenistic tasks
Container protection
Container validation
Load balancer
Service locator
Data stream & pipeline
Nodejs application-service support


In both iEx.ec and SONM:

Hybrid P2P


In both Golem and SONM:
Messages API
Fog-computation


Weirdly enough they included one thing that none of them has:

Distributed in-memory cache service

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My questions for the RLC community are: What is your response to this list? Are there features, not on this list, which have been deliberately left out because SONM doesn't have them? In which field does RLC specialise as compared to Golem and SONM? Are you direct competitors or do you have different nieches?

Please excuse me for not having a perfect insight into the concepts of cloud computing as I deliberately stay away from getting too deep into the technological differences between coins. I am going to invest into one of the projects, but I have not decided which one yet.