Open-source blockchain initiative Hyperledger announced a raft of new members this week, particularly in China, with companies including JD.com and Lenovo joining the collaboration to advance blockchain technologies.
Founded by the Linux Foundation in 2015, Hyperledger’s aim is to provide organisations the framework for “robust, industry-specific applications platforms and hardware systems”, geared at supporting business transactions by creating enterprise-grade distributed ledger frameworks and code bases.
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