NKN and QNAP launch joint solution of secure remote access for better global coverage. This is yet another major win for NKN’s nConnect solution, which is now available on 3 out of top 5 NAS vendors.
@NKN_ORG and @ASUSTOR are launching a joint solution to provide customers with secure access to all of their personal data and services on NAS whenever and wherever they need. $NKN #BUIDL #web3 #nConnect
NKN November 2020 Report
— getting ready for the new website launch
— partners with Google and Searce for hybrid SaaS solution
— 1-click full node deployment updated on AWS and Digital Ocean
— nMobile updated to 1.0.3 on iOS and 1.0.2 for Android
— nConnect running final test before releasing on Synology NAS market
— Upcoming: Video AMA with founding team in December 2020
Highlights
— NKN won commercial contract with Synology
— An approach to Web 3.0: on Filecoin
— NKN under consideration by Coinbase Custody
— nConnect video tutorial
— Upcoming Official website updates
NKN signs commercial contract with Synology China for secure remote access of NAS devices. The nConnect based solution will enable every existing NAS application to work as if you are at home network. $NKN #BUIDL #web3
Highlights nConnect key use case: NAS remote access nMobile progress: Cross platform notification on iOS and Android NKN mainnet v.2.0.5 release Marketing plans: updating NKN Introduction presentation and official website Collaboration with nCDN customers (e.g. iQIYI) in good progress Mainnet technical development updates Latest Mainnet Stats October 10, 2020: 💻 27,763 full consensus nodes 🏭 […]
Highlights
— NKN full nodes reaching up to 30,000+ all around the world
— Convenient home mining: nknX “fast deploy” on Raspberry Pi
— nConnect offers high performance at scale
— Revisit Web3.0: Power of Offchain available on YouTube
— Development started on new NKN SDK for C/C++
NKN has a solution that allows you to keep your data on your own home or enterprise network and safe from predators, while still being able to access it from any remote location. We call it nConnect.