Is there a feasible way to implement a virtual "HavenCo" where a provider could provide fully encrypted anon access to resources and services which costing is based on volume plus a premium.
The idea would be that one would provide a fully encrypted, redundant infrastructure to customers that is very widely distributed to accomodate faults (political or physical)?
Is there a feasible way to implement a virtual "HavenCo" where a provider could provide fully encrypted anon access to resources and services which costing is based on volume plus a premium.
The idea would be that one would provide a fully encrypted, redundant infrastructure to customers that is very widely distributed to accomodate faults (political or physical)?