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Microsoft and Digital China Partner to Launch Enterprise Blockchain Infrastructure

4th July 201826th September 2018 BCTechreportbctech, bctech report, blockchain, blockchain business platform, blockchain cloud services, blockchain news, blockchain stock exchange, blockchain supply chain, blockchain technology, blockchain technology news, blockchain value, china digital blockchain, china digital holdings, corporate blockchain, dada blockchain, decentralized, distributed ledger technology, enterprise blockchain, ethereum, financial blockchain technology, financial blockchain technology applications, fintech, high cool blockchain, investing, ledger technology, lenovo blockchain, microsoft and digital china, Microsoft Azure, microsoft blockchain, microsoft blockchain workbench, Microsoft's Azure blockchain, taiwan blockchain

Microsoft and Digital China, the largest IT service provider in China, partner to launch enterprise blockchain infrastructure to the South East Asia region. Completing the three-party alliance is High Cool, a leading cloud management service provider in Taiwan. Sun Yutao, the founder of Digital China believes blockchain needs to be combined with IoT, biometrics and artificial intelligence (AI) in order to thrive. In January this year, Microsoft launched its AI R&D base in Taipei City, and is investing US$33 million in its offices.

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Microsoft Azure is Home to Worlds First Regulated Blockchain Investment Product

28th March 201814th April 2018 BCTechreportbctech, bctech report, blockchain, blockchain financial product, blockchain financial services, blockchain news, blockchain technology, blockchain technology news, distributed ledger technology, ethereum, finance, financial blockchain technology, financial blockchain technology applications, fintech, investing, Microsoft Azure, Nivaura

Worlds first blockchain investment product launches on the Microsoft Azure platform. Nivaura, a UK financial technology firm, developed the product using Ethereum to reduce middlemen and costs associated with post-trade registration, clearing and settlement. CEO Sehra, says he choose the platform as it is FCA compliant. In an impressive example, Nivaura reduced £30,000 to just £50 in lifetime costs.