VF2018 Pitch: Flux Network
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Flux Network is a decentralized network that provides on-demand processing power by utilizing idle computing resources from smartphones, tablets and computers around the world. It aims to be cheaper than current cloud computing services while offering unlimited languages and global availability. Flux is finalizing partnerships with telecom companies in developing countries to access over 20 million mobile devices by Q1 2019 and expand its network to provide internet access to more underserved areas at lower costs than traditional options.
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neighborhoods to our international travels we were able to connect without the often-outrageous
carrier costs as long a public hot spot available. Suddenly, public spaces to remain competitive had to
offer Wi-Fi access, otherwise they were at a disadvantage. Without any sort of Machiavellian planning a
major disruption to the cellular service providers (wireless carriers) was under way “democratizing the
access” to the internet.
Situation: Motorola up to that time was the undisputed global leader of wireless communication.
Emerging from the walkie-talkie equipment developed during the second world war (WWII), Motorola
was the provider of choice of wireless telecommunication solutions to first responders, police, military
defense communications and civilian logistical/plant operations. All in all, Motorola was the provider of
choice for wireless B-2-B communication solutions. All these equipment’s used licensed bands of the
spectrum and operated without interference as it was of exclusive use for that specific application/
customer base. For the most part Motorola customers prioritize product quality and service over price.
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an unlicensed band open to the public enabling the operation of wireless toys, home appliances,
including microwave ovens. This was perceived as not a serious wireless communication arena, as most
of the products operating in this frequency band, were perceived a “cheap toys” of poor quality and
unreliable communications.
The real opportunity for Motorola was to become the leader of wireless data communications, in the
same fashion that it was already the leader in voice communications. However, while those two modes
of communications (voice and data) have been treated separately, historically, they were coming
together as new studies from MIT and others were promoting the benefits of VOIP (Voice over the
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VF2018 Pitch: Flux Network
- 1. Vincent Liu, CEO vincentl@fluxnetwork.ai ON DEMAND, DECENTRALIZED PROCESSING POWER Tony Yu, COO tonyy@fluxnetwork.ai
- 2. WHAT IS FLUX NETWORK?
- 4. WHO NEEDS PROCESSING POWER?
- 5. 2018 THE INDUSTRY WILL REACH $305.8 BILLION 16.6% YEAR OVER YEAR GROWTH THE GROWING CLOUD SERVICES MARKET ESTIMATED TO REACH $411.4 BILLION by 2020
- 6. Vendor Lock-in High Infrastructure Costs Limited Languages Limited Available Regions Amazon Lambda Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Functions Up to 50% cheaper Minimal Infrastructure Cost Unlimited Languages High Available Regions FLUX VS CURRENT SERVICES
- 7. Over 80% of the world’s phones tablets and computers sit idle 90% of the time. There are 2.76 billion Flux compatible smartphones and tablets sold every year. A GROWING OPPORTUNITY
- 8. Finalizing Telecom Partnerships in Developing Countries = Q1 2019 Access to 20+ Million Mobile devices GROWING THE NETWORK
- 9. Least internet connected Flux Network can increase household incomes. = More customers for telecoms WHY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES? = More internet connected people = More more Flux users
- 10. FLUX NETWORK GLOBAL TELECOM PARTNERSHIPS Central America Southeast Asia Africa
- 11. Closed Beta Software companies that are running on the Flux Network are being powered by devices in: Canada, Netherlands, Spain, Guatemala CURRENTLY FLUX NETWORK
- 12. 58% of the world currently lacks internet access. The main issue is Monetary Cost. The Positive Byproduct
- 13. THANKS! Vincent Liu, CEO vincentl@fluxnetwork.ai Tony Yu, COO tony@fluxnetwork.ai