IBM, JPMorgan, and Others Join Forces to Create Their Own Blockchain

IBM, JPMorgan, and Others Join Forces to Create Their Own Blockchain

In a major blow to the Bitcoin blockchain, leading financial and technological giants including IBM, Intel, Cisco, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, London Stock Exchange (LSE) Group, and State Street have come together to create their own open-source blockchain. According to a highly extensive report on Wired.com, the open source project will aim to replicate a blockchain-like technology that can bring a new level of automation and transparency to a wide range of services, beyond its current use as a ledger for Bitcoin transactions. Jerry Cuomo, vice-president and chief technology officer of IBM's....


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