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Welcome to Mojo Nation
What is Mojo Nation? Mojo Nation is a revolutionary new peer-driven content distribution technology. While simple data distribution architectures like Napster or Gnutella may be sufficient to allow users to trade mp3 files they are unable to scale up to deliver rich-media content while still taking advantages of the cost savings of peer-to-peer systems. Mojo Nation combines the flexibility of the marketplace with a secure "swarm distribution" mechanism to go far beyond any current filesharing system -- providing high-speed downloads that run from multiple peers in parallel. The Mojo Nation technology is an efficient, massively scalable and secure toolkit for distributors and consumers of digital content. [ Read more ]
Latest news
Bryce Wilcox-O'Hearn from Mojo
Nation will be participating in a panel discussion
about "Circumventing Firewalls and NAT"
at the Second O'Reilly
Peer-to-Peer Conference on Sep. 18-21, 2001.
- Beta Version 0.994.7 Released - This is the first stable release to
use our improved center point rather than strict mask based block servers
as well as including an improved behind the scenes metainfo distribution.
Released August 16, 2001. [ download ] [ change log ] - Mojo Nation CEO Jim McCoy outlines the advantages of market-driven distributed load balancing in Mojo Nation Responds on O'Reilly's P2P corner. Jan. 11, 2001.
- Bryce Wilcox from Mojo Nation will be speaking about new Peer-to-Peer technologies at the O'Reilly Peer-to-Peer Conference on Feb. 14-16, 2001.
- TechWeb says: "Mojo Nation Takes Peer-to-Peer to the Next Level" (November 9, 2000) [ full article ]
- The Times of London on Mojo Nation (Oct. 28 2000): "A revolutionary file-sharing system could spell the end for dot-communism and Net leeches." [ full article ]
- Der Spiegel on Mojo Nation (Oct. 20 2000): "A firm out of the Silicon Valley wants to revolutionize the Internet with Mojo Nation. Exchange-lazy cyber parasites don't have a chance in this decentralized data service..." (Article in German.) [ full article ]
- Service update, Oct. 16, 2000 - All systems go! The Mojo Nation network is again running smoothly, thanks to repairs made to the system last week. [ more ]
- Salon.com loves Mojo Nation. They're calling it the coolest file-trading system on the net." [ full article ]
- Parlate italiano? Check out the new (unofficial) Mojo Nation site for Italian speakers. [ www.mojonation.it ]
- Fortune.com's "Valley Talk" column takes a first look at Mojo Nation. [ full article ]