How Walmart, Wells Fargo and Other Multi-Billion Dollar Giants Use Blockchain to Check, Keep and Ship Products
An increasing number of multi-billion dollar companies, banks, financial institutions and organizations have begun to utilize Blockchain technology to authenticate data. By doing so, new and unique implementations of Blockchain technology were introduced, including the Commonwealth Bank’s Blockchain-based shipment of cotton and Walmart’s usage of Blockchain to track the distribution of food. Walmart and China pork scandal. Retail giants like Walmart conducted trials using Blockchain technology to store shipment data and distribution information into an immutable Blockchain network. In late....
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