Dell-owned VMware launches enterprise-focused blockchain
VMware, a Dell subsidiary that brought in $10B in revenue last year, has launched its enterprise-focused blockchain platform. Major cloud computing and virtual machine firm VMware has launched VMware Blockchain, an enterprise-ready blockchain platform.The billion-dollar company, owned by Dell, first teased the blockchain’s development in 2018, through its Project Concord, promising an enterprise-grade platform that can enable secure inter-organization data sharing.VMware joins the ranks of IBM and other global tech conglomerates that have launched their own blockchain platforms. The firm....
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Concordium, the enterprise blockchain focused on delivering DLT to businesses at scale, has launched its third testnet. As the project approaches its mainnet release, an incentive program has also been created, promising to reward developers and community members who participate in Concordium’s third testnet of 2020. On October 6, the latest testnet went live, with […]
Less than a month after it first began accepting bitcoin, Dell has received 85 BTC (over $50,000) for a PowerEdge server order. NewsBTC first reported the story after Dell CEO Michael Dell tweeted the following: Recieved PowerEdge server order @ http://dell.com for more than 85 #bitcoin (~$50K USD) http://dell.com/bitcoin #Dellbitcoin. - Michael Dell (@michaeldell) 10 Aug 2014. It's not known exactly who placed the order, but since Dell's off-the-shelf Poweredge servers range from $299 into the thousands, someone likely now has a whole farm acquired with bitcoin. One Twitter user pointed....
Concordium, the enterprise blockchain focused on delivering DLT to businesses at scale, has launched its third testnet. As the project approaches its mainnet release, an incentive program has also been created, promising to reward developers and community members who participate in Concordium’s third testnet of 2020. On October 6, the latest testnet went live, with […]
Dell-owned Alienware is now accepting bitcoin, proving that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. The popular power computer manufacturer announced Thursday that they were beginning to accept the digital currency for their array of available systems, even offering customers the opportunity to save up to $150 to encourage its use at checkout. Alienware has chosen Coinbase as the preferred payment processor, which will allow them to instantly convert the digital currency to United States dollars. Alienware now accepts Bitcoin! For a limited time, get up to $150 off when using this....