IBM Unveils Cloud-based Blockchain Services For Government And Healthcare
Addressing these security needs is done through a variety of means, as they aim to offer the blockchain to government, healthcare, and financial players over the coming months and years. IBM is venturing into the world of blockchain and distributed ledgers, as they target Government, financial services, and healthcare through IBM Cloud. A significant vote of confidence for blockchain technology in general and another exciting development to see where this industry will head in the next few years. There is no denying blockchain technology is a booming market right now, as players from all....
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