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The Importance of DLT Registration and Updates for Businesses

The digital world has undergone a massive transformation in recent years, with new technologies emerging every day. Among them, Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) has emerged as one of the most significant advancements. DLT is a decentralized database that enables the secure and transparent exchange of information without the need for intermediaries. It has become an essential tool for businesses and governments alike, providing a reliable and secure platform for various operations. In this article, we will discuss the importance of DLT registration and updates.

Benefits of DLT

DLT registration is a crucial step for businesses that want to leverage this technology. Registering on a DLT platform allows businesses to access a range of benefits, including enhanced security, transparency, and efficiency. By registering on a DLT platform, businesses can reduce the risk of fraudulent activities and ensure that their transactions are secure and reliable. DLT registration also enables businesses to access a global network of partners and customers, providing them with new opportunities for growth and expansion.

One of the significant advantages of DLT registration is the ability to update information in real-time. DLT platforms are designed to enable real-time updates, ensuring that businesses can stay up-to-date with the latest information. 

This feature is particularly important for businesses that operate in fast-paced environments, such as the financial industry. By enabling real-time updates, DLT platforms ensure that businesses can respond quickly to changing market conditions, making them more agile and competitive.

DLT updates are also essential for ensuring the integrity of the data stored on the platform. DLT platforms use advanced encryption and consensus algorithms to secure the data stored on the platform. 

However, these algorithms are not infallible, and new vulnerabilities may emerge over time. To address this, DLT platforms regularly release updates that address new vulnerabilities and improve the overall security of the platform. By keeping their DLT platform up-to-date, businesses can ensure that their data is secure and protected from potential attacks.

DLT updates also enable businesses to take advantage of new features and capabilities. As DLT technology evolves, new features and capabilities are introduced that can enhance the functionality of the platform. By updating their DLT platform, businesses can access these new features and capabilities, enabling them to improve their operations and stay ahead of the competition.

Conclusion

In conclusion, DLT registration and updates are critical for businesses that want to leverage the benefits of this technology. DLT registration provides businesses with access to enhanced security, transparency, and efficiency, while real-time updates ensure that businesses can stay up-to-date with the latest information. 

DLT updates are also essential for maintaining the security and integrity of the data stored on the platform, as well as accessing new features and capabilities. As DLT technology continues to evolve, businesses that stay up-to-date with the latest developments will be better equipped to compete in the digital world.

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Google to introduce DLT, fintech and cloud service solutions on the way

On 23rd July, Google released an official statement stating to partner-up with two blockchain based firms to offer Distributed Ledger Technology [DLT] solutions on Google’s Cloud Platform. The statement released is known as ‘Building a better cloud with our partners at Next 18’.

Google has partnered with Digital Assets and BlockApps. Both of the companies are a part of the crypto space. Digital Asset supplies distributed ledger software for the industry of financial technology, while BlockApps offers a blockchain platform to launch decentralized apps [dApps].

As stated, the solutions offered by Google and its partners will allow users to explore ways that customers might use distributed ledger technology frameworks.

Google has specifically stated that later in 2018, the clients will be able to test the open-source integrations for Ethereum [ETH] Protocols and Hyperledger Fabric, on the Google Cloud Platform. Hyperledger is a project that has the aim of improving cross-industry blockchain technologies while, Ethereum is a public, open-source blockchain-based platform developed to feature smart contracts.

“We’re partnering with Google Cloud to provide developers with a full stack solution so they can unleash the potential for web-paced innovation in the blockchain,” said Blythe Masters, CEO of Digital Asset.

Further, he added:

“This will reduce the technical barriers to DLT application development by delivering our advanced distributed ledger platform and modelling language to Google Cloud”

Press Release of Digital Asset collaborating with Google || Source: Digital Asset Holdings

Digital Asset also stated that Google Cloud also joined the private beta of Digital Asset’s developer program. This provides a selected group of technology partners, software vendors, and global financial institutions. They have the access to the Software Development Kit [SDK] for DAML, the Digital Asset Modeling Language.

Digital Asset confirmed that ‘Solution Architects across Google now have access to the DAML SDK Developer Preview to explore blockchain applications with their clients.’

On the other hand, BlockApps partnership with Google is to integrate ‘STRATO’ a full stack technology solution that allows developers to build industry-specific blockchain applications.

BlockApps STRATO is built on Ethereum’s protocol and provides enterprise-grade API integration capabilities and configurable consensus algorithms along with the ability to question and report blockchain transactions using a traditional SQL database.

Kieren James, the CEO of BlockApps said:

“BlockApps is delighted to integrate our platform with GCP [Google Cloud Platfrom] and support GCP customers, both existing and new, on their journey to build blockchain technology solutions.”

The Ethereum smart contracts of BlockApps provide flexibility in programming languages of blockchain along with rapid deployment for cloud and hybrid infrastructures.

Recently, Facebook lifted its ban on cryptocurrency ads, and Coinbase was whitelisted on the channel for the same. As some are turning towards the adaptation of cryptocurrency advertisements, Google neglected its marketing by banning all crypto-related advertising. Irrespective of the bans Google has implied, it has still moved towards a partnership with the member companies of the cryptocurrency world.

The post Google to introduce DLT, fintech and cloud service solutions on the way appeared first on AMBCrypto.

Google to introduce DLT, fintech and cloud service solutions on the way published first on https://medium.com/@smartoptions

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Google to introduce DLT, fintech and cloud service solutions on the way

On 23rd July, Google released an official statement stating to partner-up with two blockchain based firms to offer Distributed Ledger Technology [DLT] solutions on Google’s Cloud Platform. The statement released is known as ‘Building a better cloud with our partners at Next 18’.

Google has partnered with Digital Assets and BlockApps. Both of the companies are a part of the crypto space. Digital Asset supplies distributed ledger software for the industry of financial technology, while BlockApps offers a blockchain platform to launch decentralized apps [dApps].

As stated, the solutions offered by Google and its partners will allow users to explore ways that customers might use distributed ledger technology frameworks.

Google has specifically stated that later in 2018, the clients will be able to test the open-source integrations for Ethereum [ETH] Protocols and Hyperledger Fabric, on the Google Cloud Platform. Hyperledger is a project that has the aim of improving cross-industry blockchain technologies while, Ethereum is a public, open-source blockchain-based platform developed to feature smart contracts.

“We’re partnering with Google Cloud to provide developers with a full stack solution so they can unleash the potential for web-paced innovation in the blockchain,” said Blythe Masters, CEO of Digital Asset.

Further, he added:

“This will reduce the technical barriers to DLT application development by delivering our advanced distributed ledger platform and modelling language to Google Cloud”

Press Release of Digital Asset collaborating with Google || Source: Digital Asset Holdings

Digital Asset also stated that Google Cloud also joined the private beta of Digital Asset’s developer program. This provides a selected group of technology partners, software vendors, and global financial institutions. They have the access to the Software Development Kit [SDK] for DAML, the Digital Asset Modeling Language.

Digital Asset confirmed that ‘Solution Architects across Google now have access to the DAML SDK Developer Preview to explore blockchain applications with their clients.’

On the other hand, BlockApps partnership with Google is to integrate ‘STRATO’ a full stack technology solution that allows developers to build industry-specific blockchain applications.

BlockApps STRATO is built on Ethereum’s protocol and provides enterprise-grade API integration capabilities and configurable consensus algorithms along with the ability to question and report blockchain transactions using a traditional SQL database.

Kieren James, the CEO of BlockApps said:

“BlockApps is delighted to integrate our platform with GCP [Google Cloud Platfrom] and support GCP customers, both existing and new, on their journey to build blockchain technology solutions.”

The Ethereum smart contracts of BlockApps provide flexibility in programming languages of blockchain along with rapid deployment for cloud and hybrid infrastructures.

Recently, Facebook lifted its ban on cryptocurrency ads, and Coinbase was whitelisted on the channel for the same. As some are turning towards the adaptation of cryptocurrency advertisements, Google neglected its marketing by banning all crypto-related advertising. Irrespective of the bans Google has implied, it has still moved towards a partnership with the member companies of the cryptocurrency world.

The post Google to introduce DLT, fintech and cloud service solutions on the way appeared first on AMBCrypto.

Google to introduce DLT, fintech and cloud service solutions on the way published first on https://medium.com/@smartoptions