Quote from: CyberVein on January 18, 2019, 07:27:43 AM

Quote from: Chief__Architect on December 09, 2018, 07:27:23 PM

   Seems to be the Chinese version of Bluzelle?
   Is there any development roadmap available?
   Any real life projects, customers or use-cases available to illustrate the benefits of the solution?
   The white-paper seems to be pretty generic to me. What is the added value to explain well known technologies like MapReduce and Graph-databases again?

4. The white-paper seems to be pretty generic to me. What is the added value to explain well known technologies like MapReduce and Graph-databases again?

The use of technology MapReduce in CyberVein network is on a Virtual Machine level (CVVM) in order to provide a smart contract operating environment. We think that a parallel computing model of MapReduce can speed up the operations on a large data sets.
For more information check out these articles:
https://medium.com/@CyberVein/cybervein-database-94f9f1e8ebf0
https://www.crypto-news.net/cybervein-virtual-machine-brings-you-to-fun-with-blockchain-3-0/
Regarding to Graph databases there is no additional value besides using the DAG as a network architecture.

Hi,
Many thanks for the great explanations. Almost gave up finding intelligent live here in the forum. Wink

One remark:

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About the mission, CyberVein offers the decentralized power for data by interconnecting the data that runs the worl.

Data protection and data integrity is a fundamental human right here in Europe. Therefore global data sharing of GDPR relevant person related data is tricky from a legal perspective.

As well sharing Chinese data outside China is impossible due to the China Security the law and the corresponding chapter of Important data
Technically a perfect scenario and use-case, legally it is hard to implement data sharing and interconnecting datasets across borders.

How do you guys position yourselves in regards to the TheKey(TKY) project?