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Ipinakilala ng IT Firm Fujitsu ang Blockchain System para sa Secure na Pagbabahagi ng Data
Ang Japanese IT firm na Fujitsu ay nakabuo ng bagong blockchain-based system para sa ligtas na pagpapalitan ng data.
By Stan Higgins
Updated Sep 11, 2021, 1:24 p.m. Published Jun 5, 2017, 2:00 p.m.
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Ang Japanese IT firm na Fujitsu ay nakabuo ng bagong blockchain-based system para sa ligtas na pagpapalitan ng data.
Inanunsyo noong corporate blog nito, ang release ay naglalayon sa mga kumpanya at organisasyon na gustong makipagpalitan ng data nang ligtas ngunit maaaring walang sentrong hub para sa paggawa nito. Ang pag-unveil ng system ay darating ilang buwan pagkatapos mag-debut ang Fujitsu ng isang blockchain na produkto na nakasentro sa paligid ligtas na pagpapalitan ng dokumento.
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Ang Fujitsu ay miyembro ng Linux Foundation-led Hyperledger blockchain consortium, at ayon sa firm, ang system ay batay sa open-source na Hyperledger Fabric.
Sinabi ni Fujitsu na magsasagawa ito ng isang demonstrasyon sa huling bahagi ng linggong ito sa isang kaganapan sa Tokyo. Ang plano, sinabi ng kompanya, ay upang ilunsad ang isang komersyal-scale na bersyon ng sistema sa huling bahagi ng taong ito.
Ipinaliwanag ng post sa blog:
"Palawakin ng Fujitsu ang software na ito na may layuning i-komersyal ito bilang bahagi ng serye ng Fujitsu Network Virtuora sa panahon ng fiscal [taon] 2017. Ito ay lilikha ng mga network ng palitan ng data kung saan ligtas na mapagpalit ng mga tao ang kanilang data sa mga hangganan."
Bilang karagdagan sa pagbuo nito ng mga produktong blockchain, nakatulong ang Fujitsu sa iba pang kumpanya sa Japan na mag-eksperimento sa teknolohiya. Noong nakaraang taon, nakibahagi ang kumpanya sa isang pagsubok sa mga pagbabayad sa cross-border na kinasasangkutan ng grupo ng pagbabangko Mizuho.
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