@Walrus 🦭/acc :Data exists, but can you access it when you need it?
Redundancy alone doesn’t guarantee reliability.
Walrus treats availability as core infrastructure.
Walrus helps the different parts of a system work together to share and get to data. This means that people can still get to the data they need when the system is really busy or some parts are not working right. This makes it easier for people who make apps because they do not have to worry about what happens when things go wrong. Walrus makes sure that apps are always available and safe. It does this by making sure that the system is using its resources in the way possible and that tasks are given to the right parts of the system. Walrus makes sure that apps that need data can always get to it and are safe. What matters most is not how data we can store but whether we can get to the data we need when we need it. Walrus is really good, at making sure this happens. Walrus transforms decentralized storage into availability-as-infrastructure, bridging the gap between theory and real-world usage.