Microsoft Azure Includes Easy NXT Blockchain as a Service Offering
Microsoft Azure now supports Easy NXT as part of its Blockchain as a Service offering. Microsoft’s Azure Blockchain-as-a-Service offering has added one more product, the Easy NXT. With Easy NXT, the platform now officially supports NXT Blockchain. The new product allows developers to easily deploy their own NXT nodes by following few simple steps. Bitcoin, what started as a digital currency for peer to peer transfer of value has become bigger than anyone could have ever imagined. While Bitcoin continues to serve as a medium of value exchange, the underlying Blockchain technology is being....
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