Breaking Speed Barriers!
High-performance network infrastructure for modern decentralized networks
Use Cases
Blockchain
The Marlin network is blockchain-agnostic and is interoperable with traditional web protocols opening a wide range of possibilities.
Privacy
Probabilistic forwarding, shell games, anonymous routing, and more, enable privacy preserving packet delivery
Scale
Multipath routing, cut-through routing, multicast trees, and more built on customized transport layers give developers the power to support apps at Google-scale. Sub-second confirmations act as jet fuel for all blockchains
Dapps
Dynamic traffic steering, path conditioning, route optimizations and more allow for lightning fast, high volumes of information supporting a seamless experience in next-gen video games and HD streaming through IPFS
Messaging
Marlin's adopted network constructs support unfettered communication, free from centralized maneuvering and surveillance
Streaming
Marlin's elastic, distributed and resilient Hybrid Network Topology provides a low latency expandable buffering solution suiting decentralized media stream requirements
Trading
Marlin's efficienct multicast and pathconditioning adds responsiveness to decentralized trading platforms, offering reliable and ultra-low latency trading services
Gaming
Marlin's supercharged scalable network, accelerates online gaming experience and makes it jitter-free, while load balancing irons out massive spikes, avoiding performance degradation
Enterprises
Dynamic traffic steering, path conditioning, route optimizations and more allow for lightning fast, high volumes of information supporting a seamless experience in next-gen video games and HD streaming through IPFS
VoIP & Video Conferencing
Enhanced
SaaS
Virtual
Desktop
Internet of Things (IOT)
More
Financial Services
Healthcare
Retail
Manufacturing
Timeline
Q1 2018 and Prior
• Architecture design
• Prototyping CDN base layer
Q2 2018
• RON/QoE design
• Integration with Dandelion- like scheme
• Static CDN code integrated with blockchain
• Stanford Dapp Competition
Q3 2018
• Refactoring CDN
Dapp and protocol code
• Global testing od RON/Qoe performance
• Design of hierarchical RONs
Q4 2018
• Implementation of platform to deploy custom overlay networks
• Programmable routing
• Relay marketplace
Q1 2019
• MeshTree/AML
• Anonymity features
Q2 2019
• Token curated registry
• Staking/ governance
Q3 2019
• Reputation system
• Transport layer
Q4 2019
• Privacy features for transactions using ZKP
You are not still using dot matrix printers. So why would you use a conventional router?
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