Proof Of Replication

“And so that's really what proof of replication is. It's a really tight proof of space that you can use to store useful data.”

“Proof of replication designs this encoding process in an asymmetric way so that it takes a long time to derive a encoding of a file. In a very short period of time to recover it, or at least, ah, the decoding step could be parallelized.”

“When you do something like proof of replication, it's an extremely inconvenient way of storing files, right? So if Amazon were to convert all of its storage to you know, proof of replication for formatted storage it would be quite inconvenient if not if not co…”

“So I think that's sort of where, Where proof of replication falls. Somewhere in between something which has high, you know, barriers of entry, such as something which requires ASICs you know, versus something that is just so convenient for Amazon to do and par…”

“I mean, when you're talking about a huge business like Amazon where the potential impact of, you know, making a small difference in the latency that they have for their customers or a small overhead in the storage that they're using. It could be, it could real…”

“When you have proof of replication-backed storage, that, that ensures that it is unique to this particular request, and that's a very important thing from a game theory perspective. Like, you don't want people, you don't want, like, networks of civils, basical…”