The kids at Found are up to no good this month. In their pursuit of the good life, two perennial Found Collaborators, Drew Baldwin and Brady Brim-DeForest, are out there hocking their wares – and they need your help.

GreenByte: The Global Computing Cloud

GreenByte is both a framework for the world’s first Global Computing Cloud, and a crowdsourced commodities market where data storage and processing power are traded among corporations and individuals alike, GreenByte will lower the barrier to entry for mass storage and processing services, and increase the per-kilowatt-hour efficiency of the networked world. Elegance, not power, will become the future of computing.

GreenByte is currently ranked #1 out of over 1,000 ideas submitted to Cisco’s iPrize competition. If you feel compelled, head over to iPrize and leave us some constructive comments: Read more about GreenByte at iPrize (sorry registration required).  Or, if you feel so inclined, vote for us over at IdeaBlob: Vote for GreenByte at IdeaBlob

Crowdsourcing: Cover Competition

The publisher’s of Jeff Howe’s newest book, Crowdsourcing: How the Power of the Crowd is Driving the Future of Business, are doing a little bit of Crowdsourcing themselves, and Brady is helping them out. Random House UK, teamed up with Apt to bring you Coversourcing.

If you are feeling generous, you can vote for Brady’s first entry or his second entry. Or, find an entry you like even better, and cast your ballot. Only four days left. No registration required.