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04.November.2018
Ontonics Further steps
Since some days we are working on the takeover of the company Google by our corporation. The plan is that Google will

  • not have to pay
    • any royalties,
    • the illegal profit, and
    • triple damages,
  • get a reasonable compensation financed through our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), and
  • get other exclusive and decisive business advantages

    and we will not exclude Google from licensing until the takeover is finalized in 5 years.
    The management of Alphabet can already begin with working out the related formalities and informing its shareholders to become happy and make us happy. :)

    We are also working on the takeovers of some other very well known companies and also lesser known companies, which will result in open mouthes and economical shock waves.

    SOPR #147
    We would like to share our thoughts about the following two topics:

  • common licensing vs. damage compensation and
  • legal matters.

    Common licensing vs. damage compensation
    We realized that

  • we have confused or mixed the common licensing of the works of C.S. and our corporation on the basis of the Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory (RAND) terms, also known as Fair, Reasonable, and Non-Discriminatory (FRAND) terms, with the compensation of damages, and also
  • legal entities are generating trillions of U.S. Dollars with our works of art in illegal ways since around 20 years and we do deserve our fair share of that profit as well for re-establishment of our reputation and business momentum.

    In relation to the second point we already complaint in the past that the technologies, goods, and services of legal entities mimic the features and overall appearance of our original and unique works of art titled Evolutionary operating system, Ontologic System, Ontoscope, and Ontologic Applications, as well as other works based on one or more of them mainly and merely differing in their realizations and descriptions.
    This amounts to infringements of

  • our copyright and
  • other rights of C.S. and our corporation, such as unfair competition for example,

    and said legal entities are also liable for monetizing our works of art in various ways.
    Consumers who expect to receive original and unique works of art created by C.S., for which we are known on national and international bases, will be disappointed when finding out about the true origin of the legal entities' imitations, which also causes irreparable damages to our reputation and goodwill.
    Therefore it should be comprehensible that we attempt to recoup legal entities' alleged illegal profits and triple damages, the destruction of unauthorized hardware and software, and the complete and seamless re-establishment of our reputation (e.g. cleaning the complete World Wide Web and media), for sure on a worldwide basis.

    In a comment made recently, we suggested as a potential solution that a compensation for the incurred damages could be up to 10% of the profit in addition to the other positions of the License Model (LM) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), though we concluded later that this is neither reasonable nor feasible.
    But what is the correct and also practicable way is the separation of both matters. Accordingly, the compensation of damages could be calculated either from the

  • 1st of January 2013 to 31st of December 2017 and 1st of January 2018 to the date of signing the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Service (ToS) following the LM for big data processing, web services, and cloud computing, and
  • 1st of January 2015 to 31st of December 2017 and 1st of January 2018 to the date of signing the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Service (ToS) following the LM for the reproduction of the Ontologic System and the Ontoscope, and the performance of the Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) in the field of mobile computing and the rest of the fields

    as discussed in the last year and in the issue #128 of the 14th of July 2018, or

  • date of signing the AoA and the ToS retroactively over a period of 3 years following the status of limitation and also the common provision to include illegal profit and triple damages.

    If this provision would be introduced, then we recommend all new customers, business partners, or members of our SOPR to take the first option, if possible.

    Legal matters
    We are also looking for possibilities where the amount of provisions in the AoA can be reduced to make it more liberal in the sense of 'Do what you want', for sure where

  • possible and constructive, as well as
  • in the limits of what societies have decided.

    This is a great deal.


    05.November.2018
    Comment of the Day
    "Friendly takeover", [C.S., Today]
    By the way: Reasonable compensation does not mean moon price.

    Ontologic Web Further steps
    We added to our Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and Transport as a Service (TaaS) platform the new subscription service dubbed Flight Pass following our original membership scheme of our MaaS and TaaS called Taxisharing.
    Our deal allows passengers to avoid road traffic congestions and price surging, when costs rise at rush hour and other in-demand times. Eventually, the fixed-fare plan will cost 49.99 U.S. Dollar or 43.89 Euro a month in large metropolises (i.e. Los Angeles, U.S.A.) and 29.99 U.S. Dollar or 26.31 Euro in smaller cities.
    We plan to expand the scheme to every city as quick as possible. We are also hoping our initiative will convince passengers that it is more economical to use our MaaS and TaaS, and to give up their own cars and preferred ride-hailing services.
    We want to make our Flight Pass a reliable alternative to driving yourself or using a Peer-to-Peer (P2P) ridesharing service, which is also an affordable option people can use for their everyday transportation needs.

    Flight Pass is a way to lock in consistent prices, on any flight, anywhere in a city, any time of day, for a monthly fee.
    We estimate that users can save up to 10 hours a month on their current commuting.
    Flight Pass offers discounted, fixed, rates on all our MaaS and TaaS in a given month.

    The fare package will eventually include e-car, e-bike, and e-scooter access, if required at all.


    06.November.2018
    Ontologic Web Further steps
    We dubbed the subscription service of our original membership scheme of our Mobility as a Service (MaaS) and Transport as a Service (TaaS) called Taxisharing Taxi Pass (see also the issue #15 of the 24th of September 2017).
    Our deal allows passengers to avoid price surging, when costs rise at rush hour and other in-demand times. Eventually, the fixed-fare plan will cost 2.49 U.S. Dollar or 2.19 Euro a month in large metropolises (i.e. Los Angeles, U.S.A.) and 1.49 U.S. Dollar or 1.29 Euro in smaller cities (e.g. Austin, Denver, Miami, and Orlando).
    We plan to expand the scheme to other cities as quick as possible. We are also hoping our initiative will convince passengers that it is more economical to use our MaaS and TaaS, and to give up their own cars and preferred ride-hailing services.
    We want to make our Taxi Pass a reliable alternative to driving yourself or using another Peer-to-Peer (P2P) ridesharing service, which is also an affordable option people can use for their everyday transportation needs.

    Taxi Pass is a way to lock in consistent prices, on any ride, anywhere in a city, any time of day, for a monthly fee.
    We estimate that users can save up to 90% a month on their current spending.
    Taxi Pass offers discounted, fixed, rates on all our MaaS and TaaS in a given month, such as Flight Pass (see the Further steps of the yesterday).

    The Los Angeles fare package will eventually include e-bike and e-scooter access.


    07.November.2018
    Ontonics Further steps
    We have developed something against the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). Related tests were very successful and if specific properties are nearly the same, then it will work out of the petri dish.
    We are also looking at something else as part of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) projects.
    In fact, it is not the perfect solution we are working on as well. But it works extremely well and there is room for improvements and if it works who cares anyway?

    In a subsequent step we synthesized a specific property of this solution and combined it with a different solution to make the approach more flexible and general eventually.

    17:34, 19:40, 22:04, and 28:24 UTC+1
    SOPR #148

    *** Work in progress - 2 links to SOPR issues missing ***
    In the last days, the following topics got a certain importance for us, so that we addressed them (once again):

  • interoperability,
  • bend time and space, and
  • takeovers.

    Interoperability
    In the last days we made a short review of the very few provisions related to interoperability (see the issues #... of the ...) and concluded that they are sufficient at least for the next future. But we noted some inconsistencies in understanding and problems of comprehension in this relation, so that we would like to take the moment to repeat some of the foundational principles, as we already said a few times in the past.
    Combining or integrating voice-based systems and virtual assistants with other systems, platforms, products, applications, and services is legal as long as they are not related or have no causal link with an essential part of the original and unique, characteristic expression of our Ontologic System and also our Ontoscope, which also belongs to the overall Ontologic System.
    But this legal situation changes to the opposite when for example a

  • voice-based system or virtual assistant is executed on an Ontoscope, which makes it a reproduction of the Ontologic System Components (OSC), or
  • application or service is executed on an Ontoscope, which makes it a performance of one of the Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS),

    because according to the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Service (ToS) with the License Model (LM) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) such a combination or integration belongs to the infrastructure of our SOPR and have to be combined or integrated on our SOPR platform.

    Bend time and space
    As we already discussed a few times in the past as well, the strategy taken by other legal entities does not work very well anymore and we will not accept a push through of any illegally accquired advantage, walled garden, and so on. This would have been acceptable if done before the end of October 2006. We are sorry to say, but it cannot be our problem and it is not our problem, because it was just only an illegal trick of an illegal strategy.
    Honestly, we have not found a convincing solution to handle the situation and those solutions presented by us have been circumvented or even counteracted more or less in a short period of time.
    Therefore, we suggest to bend time and space, which means we would give the following deadlines to restore the correct situation:
    7 years until 31st of December 2025 to unify Instant Messaging (IM), communications services, etc.,
    7 years until 31st of December 2025 to unify distributed ledgers, cryptocurrencies, etc.,
    7 years until 31st of December 2025 to unify AR, VR, MR environments and systems, mirror worlds, digital earth twins, etc.,
    12 years until 31st of December 2030 to unify voice-based systems, intelligent assistants, SoftBionics (SB) (Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Computer Vision (CV), Cognitive Agent System (CAS), Swarm Intelligence (SI) or Swarm Computing System(SCS), etc.), etc.,
    12 years until 31st of December 2030 to unify app stores, (big) data marketplaces, etc.,
    17 years until 31st of December 2035 to unify Distributed Systems (DSs) (Peer-to-Peer (P2P), grid, cloud, edge, web, mobile computing platforms, etc.), etc.,

    in the Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) platforms respectively Ontologic System (OS).
    After these dates the licensing should terminate for all technologies (e.g. systems), goods, and services, that are not integrated.
    Nevertheless, we are thinking about the option of introducing a pool and other measures once again, so that every participating entity gets its share in accordance with efforts accomplished and services performed (see also the issue SOPR #142 of the 1st of October 2018).
    This does not mean that for example

  • voice-controlled Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA) services, such as e.g. Siri, Google Assistant, Alexa, Cortana, and Bixby,
  • Augmented Reality (AR), Virtual Reality (VR), and Mixed Reality (MR) cloud computing platforms, and
  • their external integrations with other systems, applications, and services

    are apparently dead already, but merely that sooner or later technologies (e.g. systems and platforms), goods (e.g. applications), and services will be unified under the umbrella of our SOPR if they are parts of the overall OS.

    Takeovers
    We are working on several takeovers of more or less known companies for making our SOPR even better for everybody.
    At least the company Google is informed about our interest and we would be very happy to get any suggestions for further procedure.

    There can be only one. There will be only one. The OS.


    08.November.2018

    01:25, 14:57, 17:48, and 19:12 UTC+1
    SOPR #149

    *** Work in progress ***
    We had some movements and most potentially confusions in the last days, which resulted in a more clarified and solidified state of the Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR).

  • legal matter,
  • common licensing vs. damage compensation, and
  • new member.

    Legal matter
    As is already the case with the company Google, we also suggest that the companies Amazon and Facebook pay a 5% of their overall revenue because their systems, platforms, products, applications, and services cannot be differentiated very easily and well from our OS, Os, and OAOS anymore. But we leave it up to them to keep their items separated if this might still be possible at all.
    At this point, we also would like to repeat that their customers are our customers as well.

    Common licensing vs. damage compensation
    As initially discussed and decided, the compensation of damages includes the royalties that are due for several past few years.

  • 1st of January 2010 for the performance of the Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) in the fields of big data processing, web services, and cloud computing, and
  • 1st of January 2015 for the reproduction of the Ontologic System and the Ontoscope, and the performance of the Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) in the field of mobile computing and the rest of the fields.

    We are thinking about connecting it with the option to buy shares up to the ratio of the overall revenue or profit to the revenue or profit generated with the OS, Os, OAOS, and other related works created by C.S. (see issues #138 of the 28th of August 2018 and #146 of the 31st of October 2018).
    The licensing will be approved only after receiving the compensation of damages.

    New member
    We have a new member of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR):

  • Workday.

    The company is active in the fields of financial management, Human Resource Management (HRM), and cloud computing, and made the following acquisations since the year 2008:

  • CapeClear, Web Services (WSs) integration
  • Identified, recruiting
  • Gridcraft, planning
  • Upshot, talent management
  • Mediacore, learning
  • Zaption, content management
  • Platfora, analytics, Business Analytics (BA)
  • Pattern, team collaboration
  • SkipFlag, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML), Natural Language Processing (NLP), Knowledge Base (KB) builds itself from a company's internal communications, and Knowledge Management (KM)
  • Rallyteam, talent agility platform
  • Adaptive Insights, business planning, Operations Management (OM) and Business Intelligence (BI)
  • Stories.bi augmented analytics, Business Analytics (BA)

    In sum, Workday's systems, applications, and services have been shown to be Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) as well.

    We are also sure that there are many more cloud computing platforms that owe us some royalties.

    Style of Speed Further steps

    We developed a new rotor, which can be used for various rotorcrafts.


    09.November.2018
    Ontologic Web Further steps
    We have begun to expand the range of services of the communication platform integrated in our Ontologic System (OS) with cross-platform messaging and Voice over IP (VoIP) services. The platform allows the sending of text messages and voice calls, video calls, images and other media, documents, and user location, as well as its combination with other parts of our OS, such as Natural Language Processing (NLP), Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA), and Mixed Reality (MR).

    17:24, 20:17, 38:11 UTC+2
    More evidences Facebook mimicking C.S. and C.S. GmbH

    *** Work in progress - 1 or more links to former SOPR issues missing ***
    Already one month ago, the social networking platform Facebook presented its series of smart displays, which have

  • a smart camera,
  • Augmented Reality (AR), collaborative environment, and channel computing functionality, and
  • a virtual assistant and a cloud computing platform of a company better known for its online shopping platform.

    In the following we quote a related report: "The Portal products automatically zoom in on users and follow them as they move, to offer a superior experience to existing smartphone and tablet apps.
    The devices rely on Facebook Messenger to make and receive calls and also feature Amazon's Alexa smart assistant.
    [...]
    They use a 140-degree 12 megapixel camera to capture a relatively wide field-of-view, providing scope for on-device software to zoom in and track the users' movements.
    In SmartCamera mode, the machines automatically reframe the image to take account of additional people entering the room.
    But by tapping on a person's face, the user on the other end of the call enters Spotlight mode. This allows them to focus on an individual of their choosing, letting - for example - a grandmother follow her grandson even if his parent is the one talking.
    Augmented reality graphics can be overlaid on to the image. Some are for comedic effect - for instance putting cat hats on people's heads. But the tech is also used for a selection of stories, which a parent can read from afar while relevant visual effects appear.
    [...]
    Users can also trigger songs from Spotify or Pandora to be played simultaneously on both their own Portal and the one receiving the call without causing an echo effect.
    [...]
    At launch, there will only be a small number of apps available, including:

  • Facebook's video show service Watch
  • recipes [...]
  • video news updates [...]

    For now, the firm has opted not to provide access to its Facebook or Instagram News Feeds or to provide an app store for other third-party products.
    It also says adverts are not on its roadmap, although it acknowledged that in time on-device software could, for example, trigger a cat food promotion if it spotted a pet in shot.
    [...]
    "What is key to adoption is the network effect of knowing that there are people and homes that can be called by the device if one opts to invest.""

    Especially remarkable are the points that

  • on the one hand the smart display series
    • is designed to be qualified for all rings and ID spaces of the IDentity Access and Management System (IDAMS) of our Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) in contrast to its social networking platform and the video news platform, which are only allowed in the 5th and 6th rings and the assigned ID spaces (see the Ontonics Further steps of the 10th of July 2017), and
    • features many essential elements of our Ontoscope (Os) and Ontologic Applications (OA),

    but

  • on the other hand the company does not want to generate a revenue with them actually.

    Nevertheless, combining applications and services with

  • each other,
  • such devices, and
  • other devices

    in this way is regulated by the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Service (ToS) with the License Model (LM) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) (see for example the issues #... of the ..., SOPR #140 of the 9th of September 2018, and SOPR #148 of the 7th of November 2018) guarantees the interoperability of smart displays with or without integrated video call machine as well as other systems, platforms, products, applications, and services, which also implies that companies, like for example Amazon with its cloud computing platform, Web Services (WSs), and voice-controlled Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA) service, are not our Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) and will not be such an essential part of our OS.

    At this point, we also would like to note once again that in the 1st to 4th rings and the assigned ID spaces only our own media platform is allowed, but not the lying press, other fabricated news media, and systems, platforms, applications, and services based on them, which

  • are only allowed in the 5th and 6th rings and the assigned ID spaces on the one hand and
  • comprise for example the Washington Post and the Times Magazine as well on the other hand.

    Monetize, generate revenue, and pay your fair share.


    10.November.2018
    Blockchain fraud will come to an end #7
    Eric Schmidt said the following in a talk: "I think the most interesting stuff that's going on are the beginning of execution on top of blockchain - the most obvious example being the capability of ethereum. And if ethereum can manage to figure out a way to do global synchronization of that activity, that's a pretty powerful platform. That's a really new invention. [...] The bitcoin architecture - literally the ability to have these ledgers which can't be replicated - is an amazing advancement. Lots of people will build businesses on top of that."

    Most of these statements is completely wrong, because there is no Bitcoin architecture and new invention at all. In fact, the

  • integration of
    • validated, verified, validating, verifying, validatable, verifiable, cryptographically secured, and/or distributed log transaction systems and data stores with
    • grid computing and volunteer computing

    (see the Clarification of the 8th of March 2018, 5th of April 2018, 6th of April 2018, and 24th of September 2018), and

  • global synchronization of this integrated activity

    are merely two of the many original and unique properties of our Ontologic System (OS). In this relation, we recall that another kind of global synchronization is already included in a distributed ledger to decide which data record was entered in it before another one (see Nick Szabo).
    In additon, our OS also includes the technique of the smart contract protocol by integrating

  • logic computing,
  • semantic computing,
  • Semantic (World Wide) Web (SWWW) standards and technologies,
  • the basic properties of being
    • validated and verified, and
    • specification- and proof-carrying

    and

  • said two original and unique properties of our OS listed above

    with the field of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) (see also the Clarification of the 11th of May 2018).
    Furthermore, do not confuse the phrase "being the capability" with a capability-based operating system included in our OS as well.

    Neither Bitcoin nor Ethereum or anything related is an invention or revolution, and has a major potential or even a future due to the following reasons:

  • too old techniques of the late 1990s are used as foundations and some of them are already outdated,
  • too much energy is wasted for calculations, that are not needed at all, as we have proven with our original and unique universal ledger based on the network of telescopes,
  • too many unnecessary computing tasks are done, that makes them too slow and too complex for high scaling and broad utilization,
  • too many unneeded features are included, like for example a cryptocurrency for applications that are only based on a distributed ledger or a secure database, that makes them too slow and too complex as well,
  • too many very system critical surprises are inherent in their foundational architectures, for example the technique of the smart contract protocol is already viewed by scientist as a huge weak point of the whole ecosystem based on Ethereum due to the reason that they are have not the basic properties of our OS of being validated and verified, and specification- and proof-carrying, and other features obviously also required to protect them from themselves, and
  • too late ....

    Therefore, we

  • reject their ordinary implementation,
  • require that they are hooked into our SOPR ledger, and
  • will reject their licensing in around 6 years when they are not integrated in our OS (see the OntoLix and OntoLinux Further steps of the 5th of July 2017)

    anyway.
    Having said this, there was, is and will be our OS only.

    Do not fall prey to lousy loosers and self-exposers, clever but illegal marketing efforts, Ponzi schemes, incompetent media reports, and so on.
    If that blockchain fraud has a major potential then for ending in many big and bitter tears.
    And when Eric Schmidt, Vitalik Buterin, and others do not stop to damage our works of art and business activites, then they will be in very deep legal trouble.

    Btw.: That conversation was done in September 2018, but a video was uploaded last week and its content was reported the first time on the 3rd of November 2018 and then repeated on the 8th and 9th of November 2018 by media specialized on fabricated news and fake news. Surprisingly, that manipulation of the public mind happened once again after we made some points clear.


    11.November.2018
    Comment of the Day
    "At least, everybody is a happy winner.", [C.S., Today]


    18.November.2018
    Comment of the Day
    "A digital clock is not a vision.", [C.S., Today]
    Btw.: As is the case with a self-image, a vision respectively an unexpected and unforeseeable description of a development, like for example an ordinary technological progress, is always protected by the copyright and therefore no patent is required respectively achievable.
    The politics, the industries, the media, and the sciences just failed to artificially construct an ordinary technological process because every of their single steps of development is an evidence that shows a causal link with our original and unique, iconic works of art titled Ontologic System and Ontoscope, and created by C.S., as is the case with the other works of art and achievements based on them.
    If an entity would like to reproduce and perform our works of art and achievements, then it has to acknowledge our copyright at first.
    And if a company still does not want to acknowledge our copyright, then we will force it to print the phrase "Created by" or "Designed by" followed by the

  • full name of C.S. with the letters C******** ********** S*********,
  • name of our corporation,
  • a trademark of us, or
  • something else suitable to tell a user the true origin of our works of art and achievements

    on

  • the frontside of a case and the digital screen of a stationary appliance,
  • the frontside of a case and the home screen of a mobile device,
  • the trunk and the dashboard of a vehilce, the home screen of an In-Vehilce Infotainment (IVI) system, and the screen of a digital indicating instrument, or
  • let a device replay the whole phrase every time it is commanded by voice in the case it has no screen, and
  • sell such devices without such a designation of origin exclusively.

    Guess which products will be sold and services will be used.

    Question of the Day
    "Why is Goofy able to speak but not Pluto?", [C.S., Today]


    20.November.2018

    00:51, 22:09, 23:24, and 24:00 UTC+1
    SOPR #150

    *** Work in progress - better wording, some links to SOPR issues missing ***
    We already talked several times about the issue that when we

  • allow the reproduction and performance respectively open our Ontologic System (OS) and our Ontoscope (Os), and
  • try to balance liberalization and deregulation (Let them do what they want.) vs. artistic freedom, vision, and expression (Demand the original realization of the OS.),

    then various problems arise such as for example:

  • some entities misuse our voluntary and liberal concessions to
    • make our works of art propritary through walled gardens and
    • get or keep the market dominance,
  • fragmentation of items common to all members of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), and
  • etc..

    Furthermore,

  • on the one hand leading companies have
    • taken all their advantages all the time and
    • have also begun to split our Intellectual Properties (IPs) among each other some years ago,

    but

  • on the other hand market regulators have not punished and broken up said leading companies, because they are too slow and too disinterested.

    Therefore, one must not be an expert in the field of economics to conclude that we cannot and will not open our OS and our Os completely. Nevertheless, we thought about a good middle way and concluded that the right balance is to impose no restrictions related to the infrastructure of the OS and instead allow competition and support interoperability. Correspondingly, we have thought again about the subjects

  • integration app vs. ON, OW, and OV aaS,
  • extension of the License Model (LM) with a licensing option for infrastructure services without refraining from the Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory (RAND) terms, and
  • legal matter

    (see the related sections below).

    Integration app vs. ON, OW, and OV aaS
    We would like to recall that the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Service (ToS) of our SOPR regulate the following obligations, and uniting and unifying systems (see the issues #..., #..., and #131 of the 1st of August 2018, and the last three sections of the Clarification of the 5th of April 2018) among others:

  • service index with mandatory registration and provision of functionalities (see the issues #24 of the 5th of October 2017 and #25 of the 6th of October 2017),
  • data index with mandatory registration and provision of common or social data (see the issues #... and #...),
  • knowledge graph with provision of
    • common (sense) and social knowledge, and
    • integration of service index and data index,
  • {infrastructure vs. platform and ON, OW, OV platforms vs. SOPR platform; overlay network vs. network overlay} overlay network respectively Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) {infrastructure} platforms with provision of related services for
    • search,
    • discovery,
    • collaboration, and
    • integration,
  • physical and digital distributed consensus, universal consensus, or alpha consensus, (see the issue #129 of the 23rd of July 2018), and universal ledger;
  • IDentity and Access Management System (IDAMS),
  • Geographic Information System (GIS),
  • social networking platform (see once again the issue #24 of the 5th of October 2017),
  • Ontologic Financial System (OFinS) (see the issue #113 of the 18th of March 2018),
  • Everything as a Service (EaaS) platform,
  • Electronic Commerce System (ECS), including Marketplace for Everything (MfE) platform (see the issue #145 of the 15th of October 2018),
  • mobility and transport services, and
  • management system for {infrastructure vs. platform and ON, OW, OV platforms vs. SOPR platform} the infrastructure of our SOPR and the platforms of our ON, OW, and OV, as well as the platform of our SOPR based on them, and kept under control, managed, and provided by our SOPR, as communicated in the former issues (see the issues #... and #...),

    by our SOPR on our ON, OW, and OV platforms ideally provided as a Service (aaS) based on Service-Oriented technologies (SOx), such as for example

  • Service-Oriented Computing of the first generation (SOC 1.0) (e.g. Service ORiented Computing EnviRonment (SORCER) enabled by Java Jini),
  • Service-Oriented Computing of the second generation (SOC 2.0) (Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) with Autonomic Computing (AC) and Semantic (World Wide) Web (SWWW) standards and technologies),
  • Cyber-Physical Systems of the second generation (CPS 2.0), Internet of Things of the second generation (IoT 2.0), and Networked Embedded Systems of the second generation (NES 2.0), including
    • Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and
    • Industry 4.0 (including ontologies as well),

    and

  • Ontologic Computing (OC).

    This should be sufficient to lead the whole endeavour in a way that is harmonious, ordered, and advantageous for every participating entity.

    Simply said members of the SOPR

  • can do what they want (e.g. integration), but
  • have clearly defined limits and
  • are not allowed to for example
    • provide the infrastructure of the ON, OW, and OV {platforms}, as well as the SOPR platform, specifically the overlay network,
    • get a market dominance,
    • abuse a market power,
    • etc..

    An external entity has the allowance to provide for example
  • integrations or apps of integration, and
  • app stores for integrations,
  • collaboration platforms, and
  • AR clouds,

    under its own management for a share of the overall revenue generated in this way.

    Integration apps can be implemented and distributed, but the single functions and services have to be provided and registered in a way that they can be integrated with other services as part of the interoperability by our SOPR.

    Infrastructure service option
    Besides commissioning work to operate the infrastructure of the ON, OW, and OV {platforms}, as well as the SOPR platform, which are kept under control, managed, and provided by the SOPR, we were also thinking about the extension of the License Model (LM) with an additional licensing option that would give an external entity respectively member of the SOPR the allowance to provide this operation of infrastructure comprising for example services for

  • search,
  • discovery,
  • collaboration, and
  • integration

    under own management for a share of the gross profit minus all expenses except for interest, amortization, depreciation and taxes, but including (re)investment costs, etc. generated in this way (business economists know what we mean).
    Because

  • a share of 5% of the overall revenue generated in this way merely equals 12 to 20% of the earnings, net profit, or net income,
  • most of the larger companies hold the majority of shares after their Initial Public Offerings (IPOs), and
  • we are not incompetent,

    the same majority ratio is suggested by us as the share of the Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA) plus (re)investment costs, etc. generated in this way, that would be in the range of 55 to 66.7% of the earnings, though 75% of the earnings after tax are also reasonable.
    But as longer we thought about this additional licensing option as more and more uncertain we were becoming about the question whether we should give up the initial plan to also manage and provide the infrastructure by the SOPR. {what is better for everybody? common preference is practicable solution} We get interoperability and openess and also innovation and competition anyway.

    These considerations let us once again to the issue #25 of the 6th of October 2017 where we "[...] suggest[ed] that we should incorporate our management structure of our ON, OW, and OV with its rings and assigned ID spaces into the license model." Maybe we will explain this thought in more detail in a future issue.

    Eventually,

  • we suggest the takeover of one or more companies, like for example Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Apple, IBM, Oracle, and so on, by our corporation :) and
  • it is up to the societies and their market regulators or antitrust regulators to handle the situation as usual, as they have already begun and also done.

    Legal matter
    Some weeks ago, we asked the company Google to provide a proposal until the 31st of December 2018 that answers the question how the company will substitute open source software with software that can be licensed in an acceptable way by our SOPR.
    Today, we also ask the companies Amazon, IBM, Intel, and Facebook to do the same until the 28th of February 2019.

    A member of our SOPR is not allowed to make a profit with collecting our royalties.

    The appointed deadline for signing the SOPR agreement is the 31st of December 2018 (see the issue SOPR #126 of the 10th of July 2018) but we do not expect anymore that we can hold this date.

    Now we have a

  • contraditctory situation, because
    • on the one hand wee also announced to stop the SOPR and give the whole case to the prosecutors after this deadline is expired, that is not our fault because we wasted several months of precious time with investigations and documentations of serious older and actual issues, but
    • on the other hand we also promised to sent an invitation letter, which is not the problem of external entities,

    and

  • problem, because we are not sure if it is better for everybody to
    • let representatives of the states investigate and decide, or
    • choose the common preference that is a practicable, unbureaucratic solution.

    Preliminary investigation of Linux Foundation continues
    As not expected otherwise, additional illegal asynchronous functionality was stolen and added by a member of the Linux Foundation and employee of the company Facebook instead of removing the illegal code.
    We quote a description from a related email: "Up until now, IO polling has been exclusively available through preadv2 and pwrite2, both fully synchronous interfaces. This works fine for completely synchronous use cases, but that's about it. If QD=1 wasn't enough read the performance goals, the only alternative was to increase the thread count. Unfortunately, that isn't very efficient, both in terms of CPU utilization (each thread will use 100% of CPU time) and in terms of achievable performance.
    With all of the recent advances in polling (non-irq polling, efficiency gains, multiple pollable queues, etc), it's now feasible to add polling support to aio - this patchset just does that.
    An iocb flag is added, IOCB_FLAG_HIPRI, similarly to how we have RWF_HIPRI for preadv2/pwritev2. It's applicable to the commands that read/write data, like IOCB_CMD_PREAD/IOCB_CMD_PWRITE and the vectored variants. Submission works the same as before.
    The polling happens off io_getevents(), when the application is looking for completions. That also works like before, with the only difference being that events aren't waited for, they are actively found and polled on the device side.
    The only real difference in terms of completions is that polling does NOT use the libaio user exposed ring. This is just not feasible, as the application needs to be the one that actively polls for the events.
    [...]
    Performance results have been very promising. For an internal Facebook flash storage device, we're getting 20% increase in performance, with an identical reduction in latencies. Notably, this is testing a highly tuned setup to just turning on polling. I'm sure there's still extra room for performance there. Note that at these speeds and feeds, the polling ends up NOT using more CPU time than we did without polling!
    On that same box, I ran microbenchmarks, and was able to increase peak performance 25%. The box was pegged at around 2.4M IOPS, with just turning on polling, the bandwidth was maxed out at 12.5GB/sec doing 3.2M IOPS. All of this with 2 millions LESS interrupts/seconds, and 2M+ less context switches.
    In terms of efficiency, a tester was able to get 800K+ IOPS out of a _single_ thread at QD=16 on a device. These kinds of results are just unheard of in terms of efficiency."
    "Polled IO doesn't support the user mapped completion ring. Events must be reaped through the io_getevents() system call. For non-irq driven poll devices, there's no way to support completion reaping from userspace by just looking at the ring. The application itself is the one that pulls completion entries."
    This is very similar to the exception-less system call mechanism presented with VirtuOS (see the Investigations::Multimedia of the 15th of May 2018), which was shown to be a plagiarism of our kernel-less asynchronous system call mechanism and modules for operating systems and distributed systems, and our integrating Ontologic System Architecture (OSA) eventually based on the Zero Ontology O# (see the Clarification of the 27th of July 2018).

    But this is not all. Another aspect is that

  • it could and should have been learned by the

    that

  • the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW) are Kernel-Less Distributed Systems (KLDSs),
  • this exception-less system call mechanism and its kernel-less asynchronous variant are original and unique, essential, and enabling system architectural parts of something totally new, unforeseeable, and unexpected, including the Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV), and not just an operating system feature developed as part of an ordinary technological progress,
  • it is not just an idea and the legal issue is not that clear, as we already explained in the last past in relation to the similar issue of the libaio library of the Kernel Asynchronous I/O (AIO) project, or otherwise we would not complain at all, and
  • at this point we leave the area where a patent is required and enter the area where the copyright protection is relevant another time.

    For sure, Christop Hellwig is attending again at that gatecrash. It seems to be that

  • the members of the old open source and Linux school does not comprehend the new times and situation in general, and
  • they made a huge mistake with fighting vehemently the microkernel-based operating systems in the 1990s in particular.

    But what makes these issues a human tragedy is the point that they even present the huge efficieny gains as their achievements. Is not it, Jens Axboe of Facebook?
    In this relation, we also quote the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and chairman of the company Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, to show once again that the whole company is aware about our integrating Ontologic System Architecture (OSA) and the legal situation: "A lot of what we are trying to do is architect the systems to give people really good privacy too."
    We also note that the companies Google and Facebook are constructing data centers in Danmark, which depend on open source software of the Linux Foundation, the Apache Foundation, and our SOPR. Denmark? kernel.dk? J. Axboe?

    We have not given the allowance to implement this functionality and even put an essential part of our system architecture, including our kernel-less asynchronous modules, exception-less system call mechanism, and kernel-less asynchronous system call mechanism under an open source license.


    21.November.2018
    Preliminary investigation of Linux Foundation and Scylladb continues
    As not expected otherwise, that company Scylladb also takes part in the mess documented in the note Preliminary investigation of Linux Foundation continues of the 20th of November 2018 (yesterday) once again by announcing to integrate that next stolen feature in an illegal software library as well, which is already investigated by us and shows more causal links to our works of art. Its developer Benny Halevy and Jens Axboe find it even funny to provocate together even more.

    As we already said in the note Preliminary investigation of Linux Foundation and Scylladb started of the 23rd of May 2018, our legal team is already after that company as well in relation to several issues, specifically for

  • reproducing the integrating Ontologic System Architecture (OSA) of our Ontologic System (OS) and its two exemplary compositions and implementations based on for example the
    • kernels of the operating systems
      • Unix and
      • Linux,

      and

    • Distributed System (DS) paradigms
      • grid computing and
      • cloud computing,
  • mimicking C.S. and our corporation,
  • cheating the public about the true origin of our
    • works of art and
    • achievements,
  • collaborating in orchestrated ways with other entities deliberately to
    • damage the reputation and corporation of C.S. and our corporation,
    • conduct carefully worked out gatecrashes, and
    • blackmail C.S. and our corporations,

    as well as

  • scamming of governmental funding.

    Honestly, we do not see a bright future for those plagiarists, because in accordance with the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Service (ToS) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR) we

  • do not allow members of the SOPR to utilize and provide
    • technologies (e.g. systems and platforms),
    • products (e.g. applications), and
    • services

      based on

    • illegal hardware and software

    anyway, and demand the members to act correspondingly,

  • will not accredit the chosen open source licenses, and
  • refuses and will refuse licensing technology (e.g. systems and platforms), products (e.g. applications), and services based on illegal hardware and software anyway

    due to the reason that such activities are viewed as a deliberately conducted attempt to disturb the goals or even threaten the integrity of our SOPR (see also the issue SOPR #126 of the 10th of July 2018).

    We will not make any further concessions. Therefore, if that code is not removed and everybody is moving behind the white, yellow, and red line again, then we will consider to

  • increase the royalties for all members of the Linux Foundation, the Apache Foundation, and other unsupportive and nonconstructive open source foundations by at least 50 to 100%, while still following the Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory (RAND) terms, and
  • take other suitable measures, while still staying true to our ideals and visions.

    Having said this, we are always happy to

  • help, too,
  • keep up the
    • ideal,
    • order,
    • harmony,
    • morality,
    • peace, and
    • vision, as well as
    • consensus, and
    • win-win situation,

    and

  • chase fraudsters away.

    :)


    22.November.2018
    SOPR #151
    This issue is focused on the following topics:

  • patent system and
  • open source.

    Patent system
    Since many years, others and we are observing bizarre incidents and acts in relation to others and our patent applications. Due to these observations we have already begun several months ago to

  • question the U.S.American patent system and
  • develop a way for substituting it with our own Intellectual Property (IP) protection system.

    Open source
    The copyright and other rights of C.S. and our corporation have to be respected unconditionally, or nobody needs to respect the copyrights and other rights, including patent rights of other entities, specifically in relation to entertainment, and hardware and software.

    Furthermore, no troll, politician, or other entity will misuse open source hardware and software as a political, scientifical, economical, or even criminal weapon against C.S. and our corporation, as well as our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR).
    Therefore, the responsible members of the Linux Foundation, Apache Foundation, and other open source foundations have to comply with the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Service (ToS), or there is no common ground for a collaboration between their member companies and our SOPR (see also the issues #126 of the 10th of July 2018 and #129 of the 23rd of July 2018, and the notes Preliminary investigation of Linux Foundation and Scylladb continued of the 7th of September 2018 and Preliminary investigation of Linux Foundation started of the 12th of October 2018).
    Especially, the infringing code in the

  • libaio library of the Kernel Asynchronous I/O (AIO) project and
  • other projects

    has to be removed again, because they will not become a legal loophole or even a blueprint for legal loopholes.

    If the guidelines of the AoA and the ToS are not met, then we have to

  • recall once again that we will not make any further concessions, but
  • tighten the already existing rules for our Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) platforms, as well as our SOPR platform,
  • increase the royalties for the
    • reproduction of the OS and Os, and
    • performance of Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS),
  • introduce additional rules, such as for example the prohibition to utilize and provide technologies (e.g. systems and platforms), products (e.g. applications, devices, and vehicles), and services that are protected by
    • hardware and software patents or
    • open source hardware and software licenses not accredited by our SOPR,

    or

  • conclude eventually that
    • we never had a consensus,
    • always failed to help, and
    • only 1 winner exists.


    24.November.2018
    Ontonics Superstructure #19
    While others are playing with toy planes and fiddling around with other things, our business unit Style of Speed together with us

  • improved a specific type of High-Altitude Platform Station (HAPS) significantly and
  • developed a new type of HAPS brilliantly,

    for our 3D infrastructure, which are

  • at least 100% more efficient and correspondingly can carry twice as much telecommunications equipment or other payload, and also
  • much safer

    than other solutions available at the market (see also the issue Superstructure #18 of the 13th of July 2018).

    In this way we can increase our

  • dominances in fields like
    • high-speed and -bandwith connectivity,
    • high-precision monitoring and surveillance, and
    • many more advanced and new utilizations of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs),

    and

  • support for eligible members of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR)

    even much faster and better than initially thought and planned.

    Style of Speed Further steps
    We improved two engines that will become instantly the new industry standard after their presentation due to their many advantages such as

  • smaller dimension,
  • more power,
  • higher reliability,
  • higher durability,
  • compatibility with industry standards,
  • and so on.


    25.November.2018

    05:21 and 29:xy UTC+1
    SOPR #152

    *** Work in progress - maybe some links to SOPR issues missing ***
    In this issue we are discussing a little about the topics:

  • IATBA of the EC and
  • introduction of discussed provisions.

    IATBA of the EC
    The European Commission (EC) has begun to set a forum up, which is called International Association for Trusted Blockchain Applications (IATBA), and "to develop a reliable, secure, and resilient European infrastructure for blockchain services, that complies with [or is conform to] the highest standards in relation to data protection, cybersecurity, interoperability, and energy efficiency, and is fully compatible [or consistent] with the EU law".
    Obviously, the European Commission has reflected once again our

  • original and unique work of art titled Ontologic System and created by C.S.,
  • explanations and interpretations of our Intellectual Properties (IPs), and
  • related activities of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR).

    What makes the EC also less trustworthy once again are the other facts that it

  • already runs the European blockchain partnership, which is an actual support or development program for the blockchain-based technologies (e.g. systems and platforms) in the member states of the European Union (EU), but in the moment we act in this field with for example our Ontologic Financial System (OFinS) the EC reacts once again in the questionable ways listed above, and
  • talks about an international association despite its goal is to develop an European infrastructure.

    In fact, we already have our worldwide acting SOPR for licensing and managing our

  • Ontologic System (OS)
    • having the basic properties of (mostly) being
      • cognitive,
      • reflective,
      • predictive,
      • proactive,
      • collaborative,
      • validated and verified, and by the reflective property validating and verifying, and
      • specification- and proof-carrying,

      and

    • including systems like for example
      • Fault-Tolerant, Reliable, and Trustworthy Distributed Systems (FTRTDSs) based on for example a
        • Byzantine Fault Tolerance (BFT) protocol,
        • Byzantine-Resilient Replication (BRR) method,
        • smart contract protocol, or
        • blockchain technique,

        specifically

        • distributed ledgers,
        • validated and verified, and validating and verifying digital forms, including
          • ontologies, protocols, and rules for enterprise, business, and commerce, specifically for
            • management,
            • e-commerce, and
            • finance,

            such as for example

          • validated and verified, and validating and verifying Electronic Data Interchange (EDI), and
          • ontology-oriented contracts and ontologic contracts,

          and

        • cryptocurrencies,
  • {infrastructure vs. platform and ON, OW, OV platforms vs. SOPR platform} infrastructure of the
    • Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) platforms, as well as
    • SOPR platforms,

    and

  • ON, OW, and OV platforms, including
    • Electronic Commerce System (ECS), including Marketplace for Everything (MfE) platform, and
    • Ontologic Financial System (OFinS), including
      • digital currencies,

    that have already set the related best foundations and highest standards in for example the fields of

  • data protection,
  • cybersecurity,
  • interoperability, and
  • efficiency.

    Nevertheless, we understand the motivations and requirements for regulatory measures in this case of blockchain-based applications and related blockchain-based technologies (e.g. systems and platforms) and services as well and also welcome the suggestion to introduce blockchain partnerships between

  • members of our SOPR and especially
  • public authorities and our SOPR,

    in accordance with the Articles of Association (AoA) and the Terms of Service (ToS) of our SOPR, as in the case of the suggestion to introduce data partnerships between

  • said entities

    (see also the related sections of the issue SOPR #131 of the 1st of August 2018) (see once again the issue SOPR #131 of the 1st of August 2018 and also the issues SOPR #141 of the 16th of September 2018 and SOPR #145 of the 15th of October 2018).

    Having said this, the

  • members of our SOPR should
    • keep the various political, legal, and economical interests separate, and
    • always treat the interests of our SOPR with
      • a higher, or better said, the highest priority and
      • full compatibility or consistency with the law,
  • members of other organizations, associations, and societies, like for example the IATBA of the EC, have to
    • sign the SOPR agreement for
      • reproducing and performing, as well as licensing, and
      • enyoing all advantages and benefits

        of our original and unique,

        • iconic works of art titled Ontologic System and Ontoscope, and
        • superior Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR),

    and

  • entities of the European Commission have to
    • follow national laws and international agreements as well,
    • respect the copyright and other rights of C.S. and our corporation instead of infringing them once again, as we have observed and documented it in the fields of
      • Artificial Intelligence (AI),
      • robotics,
      • grid computing and cloud computing, and
      • validated and verified, and validating and verifying systems, specifically
        • blockchain-based systems, and
        • distributed ledgers,
    • acknowledge and appreciate our voluntary and liberal concessions, specifically the
      • opening of our OS and its platforms by following a balance between market liberalization and deregulation vs. artistic freedom, vision, and expression,
      • licensing of our Intellectual Properties (IPs) on the basis of our very business-friendly License Model (LM) by following the Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory (RAND) terms, also known as Fair, Reasonable, and Non-Discriminatory (FRAND) terms,
      • managing respectively planning, controlling, executing, and monitoring the infrastructures and platforms of our ON, OW, and OV, as well as our SOPR,
      • etc.,
    • respect our neutrality, and
    • avoid
      • infringements of the AoA and the ToS of our SOPR, specifically by
        • licensing a reproduction or a performance of our Ontologic System (OS) or our Ontoscope (Os) under a license not accredited by our SOPR,
        • keeping under control, managing, and providing the infrastructures and platforms of our ON, OW, and OV, as well as our SOPR,
        • imitating our SOPR by pursuing its business strategy, or
        • acting in other ways that are
          • questioning the competency,
          • disturbing the goals, or
          • even threatening the integrity

          of our SOPR comprehensively, substantially, profoundly, seriously, and existentially,

      • reductions of the scope of protection for our OS and our Os by
        • regulations,
        • standardizations of elements of our OS and our Os,
        • etc.,
      • overlaps of
        • competences,
        • responsibilities,
        • procedures, and
        • other activities,
      • conflicts and collisions of interests,
      • turf wars,
      • influences of lobbyism,
      • attempts to substitute our SOPR in the short, medium, or long term with just another organization, association, or society merely kept under control by other entities,
      • illusions to have found a
        • legal loophole or
        • way to reign in our SOPR,
      • intransparencies,
      • aids and benefits for fraudulent entities, and
      • other unwanted political activities.

    Introduction of discussed provisions
    The status of the introduction of a Localized License Model (LLM) has changed from * to **.

    *** definitely
    ** very likely
    * potentially


    29.November.2018

    14:32 and 31:xy UTC+1
    More evidences Amazon mimicking C.S. and C.S. GmbH

    *** Work in progress - better wording ***
    The company Amazon is holding its annual event and presented the newest developments of its Amazon Web Services (AWS), such as the following ones:

  • Blockchain as a Service (BaaS), including
    • Amazon Quantum Ledger Database, which is a fully-managed ledger database with a central trusted authority, and
    • Amazon Managed Blockchain, which allows users to create and manage scalable blockchain networks using both Ethereum or HyperLedger,
  • Control Tower, which is touted as giving customers an easy way to set up and govern a secure multi-account environment or so-called Landing Zone, and
  • Security Hub, which is a way to centrally manage security across an AWS environment, and also
  • Lambda Layers, which is a way to centrally manage code and data that is shared across multiple functions,
  • Lambda Runtime API, which is a simple interface to use any programming language or a specific language version for developing functions,
  • Custom Runtimes, which allows developers to bring their own execution environment to serverless, as well as
  • Amazon Forecast, which is a pre-built Machine Learning (ML) tool, which again will make it easier for developers to generate predictions based on time-series data,
  • IoT SiteWise, which is targeted at sensor-enabled industrial equipment allowing for the monitoring of data collection points to identify issues across facilities such as equipment failure and production defects, as well as to centralise the data collected,
  • IoT Events, which is a new cloud-based, fully managed IoT service for event response and detection coupled with IoT SiteWise, that recognises events across multiple sensors to identify operational issues and triggers alerts,
  • IoT Graph, which allows developers to connect devices and web services to build IoT applications with a drag and drop user interface, and
  • Comprehend Medical, which is a Natural Language Processing (NLP) service, that makes it easy to use Machine Learning (ML) to extract relevant medical information from unstructured text, but also
  • Ground Station, which provides fully managed ground station as a service with ground antennas through their existing network of worldwide availability zones, as well as data processing services to simplify the entire data retrieval and processing process for satellite companies.

    The company also provides AWS Identity and Access Management web service already, that has the features of an IDentiy and Access Management System (IDAMS).
    Obviously, the Amazon Managed Blockchain of the BaaS, AWS Control Tower, and AWS Security Hub are based on our

  • Managed Peer-to-Peer (MP2P) in general and
  • IDAMS of the management structure of our Ontologic Net (ON), Ontologic Web (OW), and Ontologic uniVerse (OV) in particular

    and also reflects the ..., which is also based on our MP2P.
    An interesting note at the sideline is the statement of the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the AWS, which supports others and our point of view: "Even though we have a lot of customers that run blockchain on top of us ... we just hadn't seen that many blockchain examples that couldn't just be solved by a database".

    Furthermore, we are not sure if the AWS Ground Station service complies with the AoA and the ToS of our SOPR, because it seems to be that Amazon is

  • providing a part of the infrastructure of our other projects, that our SOPR provides as part of its benefit program, and
  • imitating our SOPR in this way, which is not allowed.

    Another new development related to our original and unique, iconic works of art titled Ontologic System is the

  • AWS Lake Formation, which provides a data lake, which again is a repository for the integration of structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data, and used for tasks such as reporting, visualization, analytics and machine learning, with additional functionalities, such as for example
    • metadata (e.g. ontologies),
    • prescriptive security policies and access controls,
    • and so on.

    Needless to say, that the Data Lake as a Service (DLaaS) is also based on our Ontologic System Components (OSC) and integrating Ontologic System Architecture (OSA).

    In addition, several business partners of AWS have also presented their new applications and services, which is important to note here as well due to the reasons that

  • on the one hand their new applications and services are based on our OSC and OSA, and
  • on the other hand Amazon
    • supports them technically, financially, and strategically, and also
    • integrates them into its ecosystem.

    One exemplary businsess partner presented a data store that is

  • is based on a polygonal database automatically created out of key-value stores, automatic indexing, and some more original and unique features of our OntoBase and OntoFS OSC,
  • is designed to work off data stored in AWS S3 buckets,
  • works with Amazon's Identity and access management tooling mentioned above, and
  • is targeting 360, IoT, and cybersecurity use cases of AWS customers.

    Another exemplary businsess partner presented a system management tool ...
    integrated with its IDAMS, 360, IoT, cybersecurity, ..., Elastic Container Registry (ECR)

    Also very important for us is to know how our OSC are reproduced and performed, as well as accounted.

  • AWS customers respectively end entities utilizing such advanced data stores and management tools based on our OSC have to pay a
    • small fixed fee for each reproduction of the related parts of our OS respectively OSC and
    • share of 5% of the overall revenue generated with the performance of our OAOS on top of said data stores and tools.
  • AWS partners have to pay a royalty as well.
  • AWS itself has to pay a
    • share of 5% of the overall revenue generated with the performance of our Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS),

    though we already suggested 5% of the overall revenue generated with the whole AWS, because

  • a separation of the single services and integrations of them is not so easy or even not possible anymore, and
  • significant large parts of the whole OSC and OSA, as well as other works of us based on them are realized.

    Especially interesting for us is the point that "[i]n November 2010, it was reported that all of Amazon.com's retail sites had been completely moved under the AWS umbrella. [21 [2011 AWS Tour Australia, Closing Keynote: How Amazon.com migrated to AWS, by Jon Jenkins. Amazon Web Services. July 14, 2011]]", and the online shop and the marketplace of Amazon are already based on the AWS, as can be seen with the

  • utilization of personalization algorithms based on the habits of users respectively reflections of users, Machine Learning (ML), and recommendation systems,
  • voice-based system and Intelligent Personal Assistant (IPA) Alexa, and
  • integration of these personalization algorithms with for example its voice-based assistant.

    We would also like to note that Amazon FreeRTOS, which is the operating system FreeRTOS with libraries for IoT support, specifically for AWS, is not for free anymore due to the fact that AWS includes so much of our OSC, OSA, and Ontologic Applications and Ontologic Services (OAOS) now, and therefore a fixed fee for each reproduction of our OSC in the variant Amazon FreeRTOS is also due.

    Since years we are observing what we already anticipated more than 12 years ago: Amazon is replicating our Ontologic System and our Ontoscope with its walled garden hardware, software, and services, specifically tablet computer, smart speakers and smart displays, and also AWS.
    But there are limits:

  • no imitation of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), even not through the backdoor on a technical, political, etc. ground,
  • no infrastructure of our ON, OW, and OV, and also SOPR (will be clarified more in a special SOPR issue), even not through the backdoor on a technical, political, etc. ground,
  • no integration of financial services based on OSC (e.g. distributed ledger) with other OSC and OAOS,
  • no interference with OFinS,
  • Ethereum and HyperLedger, others must be created as a subsection of our niversal ledger or SOPR ledger as distributed ledger derived from it,
  • and so on.

    interoperability vs. infrastructure

    In most of the cases the customers of AWS are also our customers (e.g. Netflix).
    Potentially, we extend the rule of accounting, so that an end entity can choose if the accounting of our royalties is done by Amazon or directly with us.
    Amazon is responsible that customers do not do prohibited things with its AWS.

    Btw.: The company Amazon is representative for the whole industry sector. What has been said above holds for every other company as well.


    30.November.2018

    09:35
    Investigations::Multimedia, AI and KM

  • CBS Corporation→CBS Interactive→Zdnet: As not expected otherwise that online media company continues to infringe our copyright in connnection with the original and unique multimedia works of art titled Ontologic System and Ontoscope, and created by C.S. as well. We only needed to read 6 reports in the fields of cloud computing, data management, and SoftBionics (SB) including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), and Computer Vision (CV) for example, to recognize its strategy and method to mislead the public about our achievements and their true origin, and in this way to damage C.S.' reputation and our corporation. Merely saying "We have to note though, that we have seen at least parts of this approach elsewhere, too." is not enough, for sure, and even wrong and misleading, too, because our Ontologic System is the original and unique work of art that even includes all foundational parts the reports are about.
    Therefore, we have blacklisted
  • more media terrorists of the company CBS Interactive with
    • George Anadiotis,
    • Stephanie Condon,
    • Asha McLean,
    • Scott Fulton III, and
    • Larry Dignan,

    and correspondingly

  • CBS Interactive, because its subsidiaries or brands CNET and ZDNet are deliberately publishing fake news to (see also its case in the Investigations::Multimedia, AI and KM of the 4th of January 2017).

    According to the Articles of Association (AoA) of our Society for Ontological Performance and Reproduction (SOPR), an entity of the media will be removed from our blacklist if she/he/it reports in 10 consecutive years at least one time in every month about the true history of our Ontologic System (OS) and our Ontoscope (Os) or correctly about our OS and our Os or both.

  • Ovom: The company is described as "an independent analyst and consultancy firm [...] specializing in global coverage of [t]elecommunications, [m]edia and [t]echnology industries". On the website of the company we found the statement that "[it] is a market-leading research and consulting business focused on helping digital service providers and their vendor partners thrive in the connected digital economy."
    But we have also found a scheme of defrauding consulting companies like Ovum comprising the employment of own media terrorists, who work together with subsidiaries or brands of media companies, like for example the media company CBS Interactive (see its investigative case above).
    Therefore, we have blacklisted
  • a media terrorist of the company Ovum with
  • Tony Baer.

    What makes us wonder is that so many media companies are neither interested in the facts nor in the copyright, but instead act in such serious criminal ways.

    We want clean infos.

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