Hey guys, thanks for doing this AMA. I have been a long time follower of SIA since its early wallet version's and always thought it was a great idea. I am glad to see SIA is becoming more well-known since then. I only have a few questions for you guys.
First, How well is SIA handling large amounts of data(perabytes and beyond for example)? I remember seeing this as a problem when I first started looking into SIA and would like to see if you guys have made any headway on it.
Second, how do you see SIA performing in competiton with Storj and other similar companies in attracting high level clientele(e.g. large corporations)?
Third, is SIA being devleoped to be complaint with privacy laws(e.g. HIPAA, FERPA) to lower the chance of liability for users?
These are my only questions, thank you in advance for putting on this AMA and answering my questions(if you get to them) and glad to see SIA has been getting better since the last time I took a look at the wallet.
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Hey guys, thanks for doing this AMA. I have been a long time follower of SIA since its early wallet version's and always thought it was a great idea. I am glad to see SIA is becoming more well-known since then. I only have a few questions for you guys.
First, How well is SIA handling large amounts of data(perabytes and beyond for example)? I remember seeing this as a problem when I first started looking into SIA and would like to see if you guys have made any headway on it.
Second, how do you see SIA performing in competiton with Storj and other similar companies in attracting high level clientele(e.g. large corporations)?
Third, is SIA being devleoped to be complaint with privacy laws(e.g. HIPAA, FERPA) to lower the chance of liability for users?
These are my only questions, thank you in advance for putting on this AMA and answering my questions(if you get to them) and glad to see SIA has been getting better since the last time I took a look at the wallet.
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-kob93
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