P2P-Zone - View Single Post - iMesh seems to be in the same business as BDE

napho · 26-06-02, 06:23 AM

This sounds familiar.

"Despite the vast array of available Internet technologies and massive investment, businesses and Internet users are still suffering from the problems of bottlenecks, this problem is one of the obstacles preventing the development of the digital media era. The other is the high cost of bandwidth; together these problems prevent most people from implementing digital media that could greatly enhance businesses and improve the efficiency of the Internet for users. To overcome these barriers iMesh has developed FireLoad the next generation of content delivery network (CDN) that enables businesses to slash costs of hosting and serves any form of digital content over the Web such as music, videos, software, graphics, large documents, and e-books. This cutting edge technology utilizes the untapped bandwidth of millions of networked PCs at the "outer edge" of the Internet, controlled by a series of redundant and fault-tolerant network management servers directly attached to the Internet backbone "

http://imesh.net/

26-06-02, 06:23 AM	#1
napho Dawn's private genie Join Date: May 2001 Location: the Canadian wasteland Posts: 4,461	iMesh seems to be in the same business as BDE This sounds familiar. "Despite the vast array of available Internet technologies and massive investment, businesses and Internet users are still suffering from the problems of bottlenecks, this problem is one of the obstacles preventing the development of the digital media era. The other is the high cost of bandwidth; together these problems prevent most people from implementing digital media that could greatly enhance businesses and improve the efficiency of the Internet for users. To overcome these barriers iMesh has developed FireLoad the next generation of content delivery network (CDN) that enables businesses to slash costs of hosting and serves any form of digital content over the Web such as music, videos, software, graphics, large documents, and e-books. This cutting edge technology utilizes the untapped bandwidth of millions of networked PCs at the "outer edge" of the Internet, controlled by a series of redundant and fault-tolerant network management servers directly attached to the Internet backbone " http://imesh.net/