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Today we produce more data than ever before. We cannot continue to make full copies of data to make sure it is stored reliably. This will simply not scale. We need to move from securing the whole dataset to securing all the objects that make up a dataset.
ThreeFold is using space technology to store data fragments over multiple devices (physical storage devices in TFNodes). The solution does not distribute and store parts of an object (file, photo, movie etc.) but describes the part of an object. This can be visualized by thinking of it as equations.
We are using technology which was originally used for communication in space.
The algo stores data fragments over multiple devices (physical storage devices ).
The solution is not based on replication or sharding, the algo represents the data as equasions which are distributed over multiple locations.
## How Data Is Stored Today
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![alt text](qsss_overview.png)
ThreeFold has developed a new storage algorithm which is more efficient, ultra reliable and gives you full control over where your data is stored.
We have developed a new storage algorithm which is more efficient, ultra reliable and gives you full control over where your data is stored.
ThreeFold's approach is different. Let's try to visualize this new approach with a simple analogy using equations.
Our approach is different. Let's try to visualize this new approach with a simple analogy using equations.
Let a,b,c,d.... be the parts of the original object. You could create endless unique equations using these parts. A simple example: let's assume we have 3 parts of original objects that have the following values: