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1/15 🧵💡 Decentralized storage & compute could truly supercharge the #InternetOfThings (#IoT). But how? Let's unpack this crucial evolution for our hyper-connected world. 🌐👇
2/15 📚 First, it's crucial to understand the concepts. #DecentralizedStorage refers to data storage spread across multiple devices or locations, rather than a central server. #DecentralizedCompute refers to computations performed on these distributed devices.💻🌍
3/15 📈 IoT devices generate an enormous amount of data daily. Centralized servers currently deal with this load, but as more and more devices connect, scalability becomes a challenge. Decentralization offers a solution. #EdgeComputing #Scalability
1/20🧵
Let's take a deep dive into the intricacies of Internet Protocols (IPs) like TCP/IP, their history, and how these systems parallel to the Ethereum blockchain ecosystem.
This thread is technical - buckle up! #InternetProtocols #Ethereum
Let's take a deep dive into the intricacies of Internet Protocols (IPs) like TCP/IP, their history, and how these systems parallel to the Ethereum blockchain ecosystem.
This thread is technical - buckle up! #InternetProtocols #Ethereum
2/20
TCP/IP, the backbone of the internet, has its roots in the ARPANET project of the 1960s-70s.
It's a suite of protocols for data transmission and routing. TCP/IP is layered, each with its specific tasks:
Network Interface, Internet, Transport, and Application. #TCP_IP
TCP/IP, the backbone of the internet, has its roots in the ARPANET project of the 1960s-70s.
It's a suite of protocols for data transmission and routing. TCP/IP is layered, each with its specific tasks:
Network Interface, Internet, Transport, and Application. #TCP_IP
3/20
The Network Interface layer (eg, Ethernet) takes care of the physical transmission of data.
Internet layer (eg, IP) ensures data packets are routed correctly
Transport layer (eg, TCP) guarantees reliable transmission
Application layer (eg, HTTP) is for user interactions
The Network Interface layer (eg, Ethernet) takes care of the physical transmission of data.
Internet layer (eg, IP) ensures data packets are routed correctly
Transport layer (eg, TCP) guarantees reliable transmission
Application layer (eg, HTTP) is for user interactions
