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Besides flexibility, our server storage technology allows startups and enterprise to eliminate some of the annual burden costs of physical hardware such as purchase price, administrator time, SLAs, maintenance, rack space, floor space, power, cooling, etc. which altogether creates a huge impact to company operations. We optimize underutilized storage inefficiencies through flexible capacity management tools. A few things Moolave highly considers with this infrastructure is security, administration, and stability while running efficiently at the same time. Our website is www.moolave.com
Moolave's cost-efficient server storage does not require daily sync schedules which is a prevalent maintenance challenge among companies that rely on overnight server updates and frequent server maintenance that require downtime. Our remote virtual storage servers replicate data in realtime at an event of local server downtime and server update. If one server shuts down due to network failure, another remote server instantly mirrors and preserves the same exact data without losing the most updated information.
Interesting, indeed.
Keep up the good work.
Still, I'd rather stay in Silicon Valley for a number of reasons:
1) High concentration & influx of venture capitalists, startup founders, incubators and advisors 2) Sun 3) Sun
Don't get me wrong, places like New York are going strong true. Foursquare, Vimeo... and where do I get my morning coffee? Fred Wilson's AVC.com blog. I moved back to SV from DC because I'm used to the peninsula and I really know this is where I want to be if I run a startup. But it is actually up to you if you want to run it in New York, Montreal, London, or Berlin. Timing can be everything sometimes.
Women? Yeah, New York has plenty. But after reading Neil Strauss's "The Game", I think you can create an opportunity of meeting the right girl for you out of every setting. (Disclaimer: I don't go to night clubs often these days. I go to Club Startup)
They WePay founders are right in a way. You do give up (or do not adapt) a certain lifestyle if you do choose the entrepreneurial path, but the long-term rewards are endless.
Just forwarded all of my text messages to GV. Sweet!