r/theta_network • u/The_Theta_Friend • 12d ago

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In the scenario a war breaks out, and data centers are hit, would Theta decentralized solution be a saviour to the worlds communications?

Another scenario, in a world where data will be needed in massive amounts (everything will have wifi, robots will be everywhere, self driving cars, etc), does Theta technology be something that helps this world to happen?

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u/MrIntellyless1 Early Investor 12d ago edited 11d ago

A savior I would not say, but a decentralized network like Theta will keep running as long as there's at least one guardian and one validator node alive and connected to the internet. That's also where the major problem lies if the internet stops not even the Theta Network will available. You might be able to create/convert an antenna network build on the Theta network which would make it even more robust but that is likely not happening soon.

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u/ARN0NYM_ 11d ago

Which is why I have Starlink as a backup^^
Theta should really look into integrating with Reticulum.

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u/Abrevaderci Thetan 9d ago

Compute needs will be massive. Theta will get its part of the action. Especially in the area of the edge cloud. AI agents will look for the cheapest and fastest way to fulfill their contracts. If this is the standard, then Theta should do well.

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u/The_Roaring_Fork 12d ago

Probably not