The AMMA Healing team is excited and honored to announce our participation in the Jon Brumley Texas Venture Labs Fall semester cohort. The esteemed University of Texas-Austin program is designed to create top-notch, real-world learning experiences for graduate students while providing the resources to boost participating businesses to the next level.

Part of the University of Texas at Austin’s McCombs School of Business, TVL was founded in 2010 and claims several successes, including RideScout, which was bought by a Daimler AG subsidiary, and Gazzang, which was bought by Cloudera, a California big-data analytics company.

AMMA is one of 14 companies…

By Ted Moskovitz and Team DecentraNet

The world is rapidly becoming more interconnected, and we are generating ever-larger reams of digital data. One trend accelerating this pace of change is the growing prevalence of connected devices.

In 2014, a total of 10 billion internet-connected devices, and economists from the World Economic Forum predicted a staggering rise to 20 billion connected devices by 2020. [1] In actuality, this number surpassed, and the number of IoT devices alone hit over 22 billion by 2018. [2] More devices mean more data, and the amount of new data generated is nearly unfathomable. Every single day, we produce 2.2 quintillion bytes…

By Ted Moskovitz and Team DecentraNet

The world is rapidly becoming more interconnected, and we are generating ever-larger reams of digital data. One trend accelerating this pace of change is the growing prevalence of connected devices.

In 2014, a total of 10 billion internet-connected devices, and economists from the World Economic Forum predicted a staggering rise to 20 billion connected devices by 2020. [1] In actuality, this number surpassed, and the number of IoT devices alone hit over 22 billion by 2018. [2] More devices mean more data, and the amount of new data generated is nearly unfathomable. Every single day, we produce 2.2 quintillion bytes…

This week, I learned that nearly a dozen of my friends and family from all walks of life, all well-educated, and many of which were Texans themselves, had genuinely never heard of Juneteenth.

Juneteenth Freedom Day, also sometimes referred to as Juneteenth Independence Day or Black Independence Day, commemorates the June 19, 1865 announcement by Union General Gordon Granger in Galveston, Texas, who revealed to Texas slaves that the Civil War had ended. General Order Number 3 began most significantly with:

“The people of Texas are informed that in accordance with a Proclamation from the Executive of the United States…

https://youtu.be/NwEhd8umNko?list=PLCy1Yd8m65YYocL2GfbCS8BOLCJPbDQRY

Professor Andrew Fyfe, an Iraq War veteran, Bronze Star recipient, and doctoral candidate discuss foreign policy, Iraq intervention, and the philosophical and moral questions surrounding the Iraq War from a veteran’s perspective. Will the Iraqi three-state solution unfold? Will the Kurds hold the north?

How do Fallujah veterans feel about the city falling to insurgents after so much bloodshed? Is Obama any better than Bush? Does the Iraq war pass the Just War Theory litmus test? If not, how should anti-war activists treat veterans of the Iraq war when they believe their sacrifices are unworthy of respect? Prof. Fyfe responds.

For most of us, the Internet is more of a concept than a tangible entity. We often forget that it relies on a physical infrastructure that connects networks to other networks. There are several problems with the web’s current infrastructure, however. It’s highly centralized and allows for easy censorship, incredibly energy inefficient and unsustainable, inaccessible to much of the world, and lacks true privacy because so many middlemen access your data traffic.

ThreeFold solves all of these problems and provides for a free, equal, sustainable, and accessible peer-to-peer internet.

• ThreeFold has deployed a distributed grid of nodes across over 21+ countries, which enables it to reach remote regions that were previously un-networked.
• Because of its decentralized nature…

For most of us, the Internet is more of a concept than a tangible entity. We often forget that it relies on a physical infrastructure that connects networks to other networks. There are several problems with the web’s current infrastructure, however. It’s highly centralized and allows for easy censorship, incredibly energy inefficient and unsustainable, inaccessible to much of the world, and lacks true privacy because so many middlemen access your data traffic.

ThreeFold solves all of these problems and provides for a free, equal, sustainable, and accessible peer-to-peer internet.

• ThreeFold has deployed a distributed grid of nodes across over 21+ countries, which enables it to reach remote regions that were previously un-networked.
• Because of its decentralized nature…

June 11, 2020, Austin, Texas — DecentraNet is honored to announce that we have formalized our relationship with ThreeFold, an innovative blockchain technology company. ThreeFold’s mission is to build a new Internet with the ultimate goal of empowering equality, autonomy, and sustainability through its game-changing technology and collaborative ecosystem. We believe that decentralization is one of the most important benefits promised by blockchain, as the technology aims to distribute and disperse power away from central authorities. With significant storage, compute, and network capacity available around the globe, ThreeFold is the largest and most advanced peer-to-peer network and continues to expand…