Jorge
December 20th, 2007, 07:40 PM
Pablo Soto, the developer behind Blubster and Piolet, rolls out a virtual, anonymous file-sharing platform whereby users donate a small percentage of their hard drive to create an enormous virtual network, or an "O-drive."
MP2P Technologies announced today the launch of Omemo, an altogether new type of P2P network. It creates a virtual hard drive in which users may save files, however, said files are stored in cyberspace rather than on the user’s local hard drive.
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MP2P Technologies announced today the launch of Omemo, an altogether new type of P2P network. It creates a virtual hard drive in which users may save files, however, said files are stored in cyberspace rather than on the user’s local hard drive.
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