JPMorgan Chase & Co., Microsoft Corp., Intel Corp., Accenture PLC and a large consortium of major players in tech and bankding have joined hands to
establish the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, a new group dedicated to developing Ethereum into an enterprise - grade Blockchain platform.
Not exact matches
EEA's newest members represent a wide variety of business sectors, including technology, banking, government, healthcare, energy, pharmaceuticals, marketing, and insurance, as well as a number of fast - growing
Ethereum startups.Composed of forward - looking
enterprises and blockchain innovators, EEA is an industry - supported, non-profit
established to build, promote, and broadly support
Ethereum - based technology best practices, open standards, and open source reference architectures.
The non-commercial alliance was
established in February 2017 to transform
Ethereum into an
enterprise - grade technology.
The cryptocurrency's use cases have grown since the
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) was
established.
While there has been plenty of talk about blockchain patents (Mastercard is one example) from big - name companies along with a surge in sign - ups to the
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, 2017 did not bring a whole - hearted embracing of crypto by
established players across various industry verticals.
In March 2017, the
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance was
established.
Having been
established just earlier this year, the
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance has quickly gained 120 members to its consortium, which has the mission of evolving ethereum into an enterprise - grade t
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance has quickly gained 120 members to its consortium, which has the mission of evolving ethereum into an enterprise - grade tec
Ethereum Alliance has quickly gained 120 members to its consortium, which has the mission of evolving
ethereum into an enterprise - grade tec
ethereum into an
enterprise - grade t
enterprise - grade technology.
The Samsung Group is a member of the
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, as well as the Korean Blockchain Association (KBA) which was
established at the end of January with 66 member companies to self - regulate the cryptocurrency market.