This is going to be BIG.
FEBRUARY 13, 2014
In a cloud world, software has a continuous cost of upkeep. You''re left with no cottage industry of users--a SaaS Cuba, where you can seemingly keep a 1950''s car running forever. In the desktop software world, you could do that. When the company dies, the software dies. That frustrates a lot of users.
Start Up Blog
APRIL 29, 2013
While Clouds over Cuba represents something more apocalyptic, it is still part of the ‘what if’ narrative. We might also consider the famous Japanese rock star Hatsuen Miku. Her concerts sell out, she has adoring fans, but she’s not real, she is a hologram… ‘Anime’ Hard to believe until you see this.
Startup Lessons Learned
MAY 4, 2021
At one point we had to turn off all the hosts in Cuba, because US companies weren't allowed to work with Cuban citizens. But email quickly moved into the cloud. It was stored in the cloud. And so we eventually just sent $100 through it and asked somebody in Uruguay to tell us how much money showed up on the other side.
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