Factom Price Soars after Integration with Microsoft's Azure Blockchain
Blockchains have eclipsed bitcoin in the mainstream media lately, largely due to financial institutions looking for ways to use blockchains. But in addition to these initiatives, some big technology companies are exploring Ripple, Factom and Ethereum protocols, according to Finance Magnates. Microsoft's Azure cloud service recently acquired Ethereum capabilities, followed by Factom, Ripple and others. Factom Price Spikes And Holds. Azure's embrace of Factom recently gave a big boost to its cryptocurrency, which crypto exchanges added for trade in October. Factom, an Austin, Texas-based....
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Microsoft has recently entered into a strategic partnership with R3CEV to offer its Azure cloud-based infrastructure for the development of blockchian solutions. Microsoft has been making the right moves to capture the growing bitcoin and blockchain technology market. The technology giant today announced that it has entered into a partnership with R3CEV, the company behind the development of blockchain technology for the international banking consortium. According to a press release, Microsoft and R3CEV have struck a deal to use the former’s Azure cloud platform for implementing blockchain....