Microsoft and LayerX hope to propagate blockchain technology throughout Japan’s domestic market.
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U.S.-based tech giant Microsoft has launched a serverless blockchain-powered development kit for consortium environments.
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A new partnership between Microsoft and Nasdaq Inc. aims to integrate the Azure Blockchain offering with Nasdaq’s Financial Framework product.
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by Helen Partz
Microsoft Azure has introduced a proof-of-authority algorithm on its Ethereum-based cloud computing platform.
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by Helen Partz
39 different financial firms and regulators from around the globe have completed a KYC trial on the Corda blockchain platform from R3
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by Helen Partz
Microsoft Taiwan teamed up with two other companies to provide a platform for enterprise blockchain development in the Asia-Pacific region.
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Maersk has started using Insurwave blockchain platform for maritime insurance based on Microsoft Azure digital ledger tech.
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by Joseph Young
Tech giant Microsoft established a partnership with blockchain identity startup Tierion to secure sensitive pieces of information on a public blockchain.
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by Joseph Young
Chain, a San Francisco-based Blockchain startup, launched Chain Core Developer Edition, which is a distributed ledger infrastructure built for banks and financi...
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by Joseph Young
After seven months of core development, Augur has officially begun its beta test.
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by Iyke Aru
Tendermint has announced its addition to Microsoft's suite of blockchain-related tools and applications as part of the tech giant’s Azure Blockchain-as-a-Servic...
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by Joseph Young
Microsoft Corporation has announced that the firm will continue to accept Bitcoin payments regardless of the controversy around Ethereum and Microsoft Azure.
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