More details have emerged on Enterprise Ethereum, a group initiative that will focus on private adaptations of the ethereum blockchain. As CoinDesk reported last month, the goal of the group is to establish the foundation for technical development of enterprise applications, as well as to set out a roadmap and governance. The founding membership is said to be made up of large corporations such as JP Morgan, Banco Santander, Microsoft, CME Group, BNY Mellon, Red Hat, Cisco, Wipro and British Petroleum, among others. Startups such as BlockApps, Brainbot Technologies, ConsenSys, Nuco, and Tendermint will also be involved, as will the Ethereum Foundation. Several have confirmed to CoinDesk that announcements will be forthcoming. The attention attracted so far indicates the scale of interest in enterprise blockchains, as well as in the potential linking of private with public networks. While it is still early days (the group has not yet officially launched), this initiative could kickstart a new direction for enterprise development, one based on compatibility and community. Looking further ahead, it could also end up redefining the relationship between private and public ecosystems. | |
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