The Internet was built to provide robust, best-effort communication between a small number of trusted hosts. Then it exploded in popularity and size. Our global network of networks was never really designed to be the backbone of worldwide commerce or many of the other current uses. Still, it has proven to be a great foundation. One that we’ve been building on top of in many ways for many years. These overlay networks have grown in popularity but not necessarily in openness. A new company, Syntropy, is out to change that. They aim to build a “user-centric Internet” by building a decentralized overlay network that is encrypted by default, optimized for performance, and accessible to developers…

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Chris Grundemann

Creative BizTech & TechBiz Consultant

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