iEx.ec Releases the First Version of Whitepaper Showcasing the Future of Internet
I Execute or iEx.ec is a French/Chinese company headquartered in Lyon, France with an office provided by Tsinghua University X-elerator. iEx.ec is developing its first Blockchain-based, fully distributed cloud computing platform to invent the internet of the future. It has already released the very first version of its whitepaper . The details of iEx.ec’s vision, the market, and the development roadmap are completely outlined in the document. It also elaborates upon the upcoming crowdsale of iEx.ec’s tokens scheduled for January 17, 2017. iEx.ec is a follow-up to the CloudPower project,....
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