After almost a year of development, Hyperledger's Fabric meets the real world.
IBM has unveiled the first commercial application of the consortium's open-source codebase: a suite of cloud services to help clients create and manage blockchain networks.
The first two deployments have also been revealed: a blockchain identity solution built with Canadian startup SecureKey, and a platform for trading carbon credits designed alongside a Chinese energy company.
These examples are likely to be just the beginning. The availability of enterprise-ready blockchain services housed in a secure environment could end up kickstarting a whole new phase of development.
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