Microsoft Adds Ripple To Its Blockchain Initiative
When Microsoft announced its project to unleash its cloud-based blockchain platform back in November, it showed the world they are very positive about this technology. Director of Tech Strategy Marley Gray has stated since their offering the response has been “overwhelming and positive.” The team in association with ConsensYs was using initially just using Ethereum concepts to help with its launch. However, the project is now also now using a Ripple node to help with research as well. The initial announcement at Ethereum’s DevCon event also included Gray informing the press about....
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