By having the primary copy of data on devices themselves, a user never needs to wait for a request to complete, their app never has to query an API to deliver its function, and never goes offline. It’s possible with Source Network.

Devices have lost their edge. Because they’re not operating with Local Edge paradigms. Every computer is just a dumb beast of burden, a client for larger processes in far off data centers. Source Network is helping reestablish service, data, application, intelligence and business logic back onto the device itself.

Satellites are just floating computers. They need the same data sovereignty, security, interoperability, resilience and accessibility as the computers on the ground do. How does Source unlock sovereign data management in the skies?

We want to break dependency on the cloud, not eradicate it entirely. Cloud has its use-case, but Local Edge gives developers the sovereignty and freedom to deploy models where and when they need to be.

Source Network can facilitate the creation of private, secure and resilient AIs that don’t rely on a centralized workflow and instead function using the data embedded directly on the device they are accessing.

RT @getifyX: a database on my phone, that can P2P sync with other devices without needing servers... that's WAAAAYYY closer and faster than…

Properly functioning Edge Device networks mean opportunities to deploy AI models directly on the devices that are delivering the service. Real-time updates, low latency, sovereign access and control and even a future where distributed training of models becomes a reality.

Cloud computing changed the game, but it centralized the internet away from its original conception, and the cracks are starting to show. Now, with CRDTs, blockchain, and cryptographic advances, we can restore a Local-First paradigm to our internet and regain our sovereignty.

What’s in the box? You are. Siloed data, siloed users, siloed developers. Time to break out ⛓️‍💥

If AI agents take over traffic control, agricultural emissions tracking, smart cars, smart cities and more, they must be always on, no exceptions. Only through local deployment on the device itself can that be a reality.

Source Network is the sync engine that makes Local-First Software a reality. DefraDB’s P2P database lets developers simplify their state management while making data privacy a right by default. Better for developers, better for users, and unlocking new functionality for smart cities, industrial sensors and much, much more.

Data replication across devices needs tight security controls and bespoke permissioning so that Edge Devices can seamlessly operate with appropriate access controls. Our distributed data stack makes that a reality.

Local-first means your client-side application code works directly with a local embedded database, creating insane low latency and always-on functionality creates potential for powerful end use cases. A true Internet of Things powering local utility, with no one in control except you.

Imagine a world of locally powered internet, where the activity on it is private by default, and data operations are sovereign and secure. Good for businesses, good for individuals, good for the world.

Users become more wary by the day of how their data is used, and who has access to it. Build trust with your customers by ensuring your application data and their personal data is completely sovereign. Keep it between you two 🤫

Local-first systems empower data sovereignty by reading and writing data directly to and from a local database that is entirely autonomous, creating opportunities for developers to never have to route their application data through services owned by other people. No APIs, no central data warehouses. Just you and your product.

Our distributed data stack lets developers deploy their applications across their fleet of Edge Devices no matter what their data type, ensuring interoperability amongst horizontally scaling networks.

By managing and making data available across distributed devices, Source Network can emulate the cloud’s functionality with none of the drawbacks. We’re pioneering tomorrow’s technology today.

With Local Edge, devices can operate without needing the cloud. If you don’t need the cloud, you get more efficient, always-online, self-resilient functionality that is essential for the crucial systems architecture of the modern world - from industrial manufacturing to traffic lights to satellite arrays.

Modern warfare is electronically based. The drone armies of Skynet are already a reality. War capital is measured in transistors, not blood. We’re living in the future war - so how do you defend yourself?