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 Imagine a digital world where control isn't dictated by centralized entities but by the collective power of a million interconnected nodes. This vision is more than just a technological advancement – it embodies a paradigm shift towards re-decentralizing the Internet and putting control back into the hands of its users, as it was originally intended to be.
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 In 1989, Tim Berners-Lee envisioned a World Wide Web where people everywhere could create, access, and share knowledge freely. It was a bold and beautiful idea: an open, decentralized platform where humanity could collaborate. Born in the halls of CERN and rooted in academia and scientific generosity, the early web was peer-to-peer in spirit and architecture. But somewhere along the way, we lost the plot.
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 *This article was originally published by Emilie Ouwerx, a former member of the ThreeFold team.*
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 In a world where access to the internet is increasingly mediated by tech giants, ThreeFold is delivering on what Web3 promised but has not delivered: a truly user-owned, peer-to-peer internet. Instead of building on someone else’s servers, ThreeFold started from the ground up with infrastructure, compute, storage, and network – to make the internet what it was supposed to be. Open. Resilient. Owned by the people.
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 In the next phase of ThreeFold, we are focused on utilization and commercialization. With this comes a requirement for our project to establish reliable and trusted systems that allow anyone to enter the ecosystem with confidence.