Storj Launches in Beta, Added to Microsoft Azure

Storj Launches in Beta, Added to Microsoft Azure

The past few days have been pretty exciting for the Storj team, as they became a part of the Microsoft Azure blockchain-as-a-service platform. Moreover, Storj Labs released the public beta of the Storj platform yesterday, which allows people to get a more hands-on approach with this concept. Digital currency enthusiasts will have noticed how Microsoft....


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