The CGC team had developed a new storage system called Lima which they have launched on Kickstarter this month, that has been created to make storing data and photos easier and more secure. Lima has already secured $895,246 in pledges blasting past it required $69,000 funding goal.
Lima has been created as a device on a service and has been designed to store your entire digital life and when you are at home transfer speeds are 60x faster and you can backup all of your content, not only part of it. Privately for free or remotely for less than $5/month.
“Lima stores your files at Home. So you can be sure you own your storage. Nobody in the world can access your data, but you. And you don’t need to pay monthly fees for that. The storage technology inside Lima was designed so you can get your data back anytime, even if your Lima device is broken.
The security of your Lima device is our first priority. Like a private datacenter, your Lima is far more difficult to hack than your computer. Our team works continuously with security experts to make sure it remains so. Like high security servers, your Lima will be frequently updated with security patches to keep it unaccessible from badly intentioned governments and individuals.”
The Lima project is currently over on the Kickstarter website looking to raise enough pledges to make the jump from concept to production. So if you think Lima is something you could benefit from, visit the Kickstarter website now to make a pledge and help Lima become a reality.
Source: Kickstarter
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