Computing Service
Coffee Pie®
About us
Coffee Pie® "Circular Technology Within Your Reach"
We are a colombian technology startup of type BIC (Benefit and Collective Interest), which aims to democratize computing power and significantly reduce electronic waste worldwide, thanks to an innovative business model, solid intellectual property and several patents pending issuance, along with a growing community and Open Source Ecosystem of Peripherals, Modules, Expansion Cards, Display Devices, Batteries, Switches and Keycaps, compatible with products and apps of several reputed brands we love and recommend, like Framework®, Razer®, Keychron®, Microsoft®, Platzi®, etc, so that any manufacturer, developer or enthusiast who desires, can implement their own modules, accessories or apps for the "machines" (ISA native: x86-64 / Emulated: ARM and RISC-V), in a transparent and royalty-free manner, as long as those comply with the social and environmental standards to eradicate electronic waste (zero e-waste policy), mainly through leasing/subscriptions, repair and recycling at the end of their life-span.
Our Dream:
That every human being on the face of the earth has access to a networked computer, from which they can access all of humanity's knowledge, study, work, program, design, edit, calculate, communicate, sell, create, and bring all their projects to life, but without generating a single gram of electronic waste.
Our Solution:
Consists of an Innovative Platform with Asset Control, in which we offer a flexible computing service within everyone's reach through a patented system and a device apparently similar to a traditional keyboard, but with a series of electronic circuits and interfaces that allow users to have all the computing power they need, whenever and wherever they need it, without paying extra. Additionally, we are building a network of corporate clients interested in advertising, who pay indirectly for the users who can't or don't want to pay for the service, which make its use "virtually free" (by watching ads) for the end user, also known as "spectator".
Our Value Proposition:
It is divided into three parts, first, our users gain access to a flexible capacity computer through a "magic keyboard" known as Codec Terminal or Commander™, which replaces the classic computer and cable TV, but is maintenance-free, does not over-heat, doesn't generate noise, and doesn't need to be replaced every 2 or 3 years, but it must be returned at the end of its use or useful life cycle so that electronic waste is not generated, we will take care of repairing, remanufacturing or recycling it depending on its condition or wear. Second, our corporate clients receive massive and highly segmented advertising guidelines towards viewing users that are of interest to the purposes of their organization through our API, in a public and transparent manner. Third, subscribers who do not want or cannot afford to see ads and prefer to pay for a credit package, receive an experience practically identical to having a desktop or laptop PC, but without maintenance, without overheating, without noise, without paying for that you don't use and without polluting the environment with e-waste, like a cybercafe, but from the comfort of their home or office (*requires Internet access).
Our Clients:
Our clients are a productive and pragmatic audience, basically anyone who needs from one, to n computing instances. This audience is clearly segmented into five types of users:
1) Advertisers - Coffee Pie® Ads (B2B): High-net-worth corporate clients who want to save money on their computing infrastructure while promoting their products and/or services by paying for highly targeted advertising space and optimizing their investment in Digital Marketing and Advertising.
2) Subscribers (B2C): Clients with or without an organizational structure, but who cannot afford interruptions (ads) or are not interested in contracting advertising, but are interested in monthly and/or annual subscriptions.
3) Public Sector (B2G): State-subsidized users, primarily educational institutions and some NGOs.
4) Internet Service Providers (ISP): These are intermediaries in communication via fiber optic, satellite, copper, or any other method, who wish to provide Codec Terminals ⌨️ to their users along with their Internet subscription, so that they do not have to purchase a traditional computer, thus increasing access and demand for the service.
5) Manufacturers: These are organizations and companies in the manufacturing sector that develop products compatible with our Transparent and Royalty-free Technological Ecosystem, but that don't have their own repairing and recycling infrastructure. We offer them services such as maintenance preventive and corrective, repair, remanufacturing and recycling so that they can put their devices back on the market without polluting the environment.
Our Goal:
Reach 100 million users over all Latam, reduce the related e-waste up to 97%, and carry out an Initial Public Offering (IPO) on the Colombian Stock Exchange by 2030 at most, so that virtually any individual, organization or company can contribute their "grain of salt" and be part of this wonderful project.
Macro Roles
• Owner Company: This is the company that owns 51% or more of the stock market shares and therefore has control and decision-making authority over the Coffee Pie® Ecosystem's intellectual property (Examples of potential owners: Microsoft, IBM, Apple, AMD, Intel, Nvidia, ARM, Starlink, Millicom, América Móvil, Huawei, Lenovo, AST Space Mobile, etc.).
• Operating Company: This company is responsible for the optimal operation of the technological ecosystem, the billing, hiring and managing trained personnel, and the logistics for the delivery and collection of Nodes, Codec Terminals, Accessories, and Peripherals, preventing them from ending up in landfills and ensuring, as far as possible, their repair, remanufacturing, refurbishment, or ultimately, their dismantling for recycling. (This may be the owner company itself or a function outsourced to another company or companies, as determined by the Owner Company)
• Partners/Allies (Providers): These are organizations and companies with considerable underutilized structured hardware capacity (server room/data center) that are willing to earn conservative profits above the national average cost (+12 ~ 15%) per capacity/time supplied (based on the use of renewable and alternative energy sources) following the standardized definition of the "Quanto" or Coffee Pie® portion. (They must comply with strict physical and digital security protocols, with robust cooling systems such as liquid cooling connected to HVAC. If you have a commissioned datacenter or under construction, contact us directly for guidance on becoming a provider, you can now profit on the underutilized capacity.
• Publishers: These are intermediaries between Advertisers and the Operating Company. They are those who are familiar with the Offer and are willing to bid in the request auctions (biddings), using the user's public segmentation profile, without sharing their personal data in any way (Example of Publishers: Alphabet, Meta, Amazon, X, TikTok, Apple, Netflix, etc.). The company that makes the highest bid is displayed to the user (impression).
• Advertisers: These are organizations/companies that wish to advertise directly without going through Publishers. That is, they pay to display their product, service, or message to a highly targeted public, but without the specialized segmentation optimizations that Publishers usually offer (advanced knowledge in Digital Marketing and Manual Market Segmentation is required, or a specialized AI).
Micro Roles
• Super Admin: These are expert Technical Support leaders from the Operating Company with extensive knowledge of the ecosystem, capable of quickly detecting and solving serious problems for proper and optimal operation. They are generally systems engineers, technologists, or technicians with extensive experience in systems, capable of giving talks on computer security and performing consensual and anonymous pentesting (ethical hacking).
• Technical Support: These are technicians with extensive knowledge of systems who provide support to suppliers, customers, and their end users.
• Admin: This is the individual in the end-customer organization who allocates budgets and makes purchasing decisions, generally in an administrative or financial position.
• IT Admin: This is the individual in the end-customer organization with the technical knowledge to manage user accounts, allocate hardware resources, administer computer networks, and back up data.
• User (Spectator): Is the one who makes direct use of the service from a Codec Terminal ⌨️
Tech Spechs Coffee Pie® Slice:
PWR: 1 Wh
CPU: 1 Core
RAM: 1 GB
SSD: 8 GB
NET: 8 Mbps
HDD: 125 GB
GPU: 125 MB
RES: 3 MPX/s
IO: 3 TOPS
indicates the instance's maximum power consumption in an hour
indicates the number of processing threads, logical cores, or vCores
indicates the amount of volatile random access memory
indicates high-speed memory for the operating system and small files
indicates the bandwidth of the internet connection in the backend
indicates the amount of low-speed storage for multimedia
indicates the random access memory of the parallel processor or GPU
indicates the maximum number of pixels per second for streaming
indicates the parallel processing capacity for Artificial Intelligence
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