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BHI Research Notes

Short, dated research statements from the Black Hole Index measurement programme. Each note names its dataset and method version, states its evidence cutoff, declares its limitations, and carries an exact reproducibility statement. Notes are numbered, permanent at their URLs, and revised only by visible new versions — never silently.

Author Ivan Savich · ORCID 0009-0003-9542-7022License CC BY 4.0Model BHI V3.1 (frozen)
RN-002Published 26 August 2026

Why Cloud Core Refused to Produce a Composite Score

A rigorous application of the Black Hole Index to cloud infrastructure reaches an identification boundary before reaching a composite score: eight of eleven parameters determined for all four providers, three Not Scorable from provider evidence — and the refusal to compute is the finding.

RN-001Published 22 August 2026

Portability Is Not Exit Capacity

The capability most often cited as the answer to cloud lock-in — "your data is exportable" — does not measure the ability to leave. Three first-party-documented facts from the Cloud Core determination show where the two come apart.