Cloud computing is getting all the attention by eliminating all the data of the devices and onto online servers. While there are plenty of critical advantages to data handling but the technology is also facing plenty of challenges when it comes to passing data and security issues.

Fog computing attempts to solve some of these challenges by making cloud computing quicker data hubs hosted on the smart devices. The performance within fog computing offers less demanding tasks that could produce relatively quick results. Hero Node's concept borders such functionality and hopes to fix the inherent issues affecting cloud computing through blockchain.

Hero Node is a blockchain-based decentralized platform that offers next-generation fog computing capabilities. The platform works under a Blockchain as a Service concept and will necessarily provide a mapping layer where one can implement the domain knowledge of other different blockchain systems such as ETH, Qtum, and Wan. Therefore, HERO Node is looking to leverage their domain knowledge and create a single manageable interface to use as a code based for developers to build new decentralized applications.

Hero node intends to use some of the following features a means to give intended users the service.

HERO Node also acts similarly to a public blockchain app in action and intends to offer its utility coin, HERO Node token. The virtual token is crucial in supporting the Super node network and sustaining the DApp ecosystem. Therefore, this means that for HERO Node users to have plenty of network resources, the HERO Node token should be in plenty for a successful commercial application.

Combining fog computing with blockchain technology overcomes security issues posed by cloud computing, and this gives more guarantee to the safety of the data in place.

HERO Node's fog computing structure is perfect for decentralization since it allows for the majority of users to make a consensual decision for the entire network

Unlike cloud computing, HERO Node eliminates the need for a centralized server, and much of its data storage is on global nodes.

HERO Node is compatible with a good number of existing blockchains that support the smart contract feature within the crypto market. Some of the chains include ETH, IPFS, and QTUM.

HERO Node's concept of decentralized computing seems like an excellent venture in the fast-growing industry. However, there are minor concerns with the project primarily on the part of the Roadmap and the whitepaper not being of much value to potential investors. Competition is also heating up in the sector with projects such as Sharder and Dadi bordering on similar concepts.

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