BlockApps Blockchain as a Service Enters China
Last year Microsoft, ConsenSys, and BlockApps partnered together to offer the public a Blockchain as a Service (BaaS). Now BlockApps CEO Victor Wong has announced the BaaS protocol is now available for consumers based in China. BlockApps Introduces China’s Blockchain as a Service. BlockApps Strato is a full-stack enterprise technology platform that....
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Enterprise blockchain-as-a-service provider BlockApps announced in a press release that it has raised Pre-Series-A Venture Funding and will expand into China. The move is to enable Chinese companies to create Ethereum blockchain-based solutions in collaboration with Alibaba Cloud Computing and Microsoft Azure China operated by 21Vianet, Tencent, and WanCloud. BlockApps has created a development platform that allows companies to build their own customised private blockchain applications on top of the Ethereum network. Using BlockApps, companies can make use of the blockchain by....
Ethereum is gaining ground in China as innovators have announced key developments and partnerships during International Blockchain Week in Shanghai. BlockApps, an enterprise blockchain platform developer specializing in Ethereum technology, has unveiled today a pre-Series A funding round led by Fenbushi Capital, with participation from Black Pine Capital and its affiliate Jen Advisors, the Novogratz Family Office, Radiant Venture Capital and Ventris Capital. The new capital will be used to fuel BlockApps's expansion into China and address the growing demand for its platform around the....
BlockApps, a Microsoft affiliate designed to provide an enterprise block chain toolkit to help businesses develop new functionalities, brings to mind the role that Oracle plays in the future of decentralized databases, according to Victor Wong, BlockApps CEO. In an interview with International Business Times, Wong cited Oracle's role as a database provider as a parallel to BlockApp's role providing tools such as smart contracts for businesses to use to create new functionalities. Microsoft Enters The Block Chain Arena. Microsoft partnered with an Ethereum-based startup, ConsenSys, to....
Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) startup BlockApps has announced a further partnership with open source solutions provider Red Hat, allowing businesses to create Ethereum applications “more easily.” In a press release issued Friday, BlockApps explained that its technology can work in tandem with Red Hat’s to “bring Blockchain applications to scale for hybrid cloud environments.” “What we’re seeing is a significant shift in Blockchain adoption, moving from experimentation to wholesale adoption and scaled deployment within enterprises across various verticals,” co-founder and CEO Victor Wong....
From firmly stamping its presence as one of the first big corporations to pay attention to the bitcoin and block chain arena, Microsoft has now struck a partnership with an Ethereum-based startup to deliver blockchain as an enterprise solution for clients of the software giant's cloud-based Azure service. Microsoft has announced a partnership with ConsenSys, an Ethereum-coder collective from Brooklyn that will allow enterprise users on Azure to gain access to Ethereum Blockchain-as-a-Service (E BaaS). BlockApps Strato, a toolkit used for developing Ethereum-based applications will be among....