Nuco.cloud (NCDT) is an economy exchange platform token for network computing. It is also a launchpad for decentralized computing power.

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In today's episode of Cudos Cast, Cudos' VP of Sales Pete Hill sits down with Tobias Adler, CEO & Founder of nuco.cloud – the first blockchain project to receive a grant from the German Federal Ministry of Economics!

The pair discuss how Cudos and nuco.cloud began their collaboration in 2020 to provide computing power for Covid-19 research facilities. Tobias then dives deep into the creation of nuco.cloud and how it came from the frustrations of developing a trading robot for stocks, which required a great deal of computing power!

Shownotes

00:00:00 - Coming up on Cudos Cast
00:00:58 - Tobias Adler Introduction
00:05:51 - The history of nuco.cloud 
00:08:32 - Cudos and nuco.cloud partnership 
00:11:22 - The costs of centralised cloud
00:13:11 - Joint initiative to provide computing power to Covid-19 research facilities
00:17:11 - nuco.cloud receives a grant from the German Federal Ministry of Economics!
00:21:52 - Banking regulation for Tobias’ trading bot
00:25:12 - nuco.cloud name origin
00:27:10 - Closing

Website Links

Cudos website: https://www.cudos.org/
Cudos Compute: https://www.cudocompute.com/
Website: https://www.cudoventures.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/CUDOS_
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cudoscast/
Discord: https://discord.gg/cudos
Telegram: https://t.me/cudostelegram
nuco.cloud: https://nuco.cloud/

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Cudos Cast: S4 E2 - nuco.cloud’s Tobias Adler on the decentralised cloud, powering COVID research!

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Join our CEO & Founder Tobias Adler this week in the latest episode of the #CudosCast.

Tobias and Pete Hill dive deep into decentralised cloud, powering COVID research and building trading bots.

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https://youtu.be/VLh3YJCTW8c

Join our CEO & Founder Tobias Adler this week in the latest episode of the #CudosCast.

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