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Jul 25, 2024 34 min

Video Streaming is Outdated - Mark Little | Streamr Network

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A P2P network that is capable of streaming any live media or real‑time data at scale. In this episode, we got together with Mark Little, CMO of Streamr Network, and talked about: - What Streamr Network is building and its key use cases - How Web2 companies can get involved and the benefits of changing to a Web3 mindset - The community aspect of Streamr: how you can get involved Streamr Network is a P2P network for publishing and subscribing to data in real-time. The decentralised nature of their system makes the data transport scalable, robust, secure, tamper proof, and censorship resistant. Live data, Secure P2P, Decentralised data broadcasting --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- We Are DePIN is uniting the DePIN space through exclusive events & insightful discussions. In each podcast episode, we invite projects to discuss how they are revolutionising and shaping the future of DePIN. This podcast series is brought to you by Minima, the real-world blockchain. Minima is the only L1 blockchain lean and compact enough to run in full on any mobile or IoT device. Minima is focused on everyday solutions through device-native infrastructure. If you’re new to DePIN, subscribe to our channel and follow us on Twitter to stay up-to-date. #data #ai #depin

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