Yesterday Hyperledger announced that Hyperledger Cactus, the blockchain interoperability framework, has graduated from Hyperledger Labs and released version 1.0.
Work commenced on Cactus in May 2020 when Accenture and Fujitsu each contributed their code and started to collaborate.
The whole point of blockchains is to enable multiparty transactions and workflow. One of blockchain’s promises is to provide a shared ledger to reduce the numerous technical integrations needed between different business partners. However, as blockchain networks have proliferated, each network has become relatively siloed, requiring integration between them, often in a bespoke manner.
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