Last week blockchain development house ConsenSys announced a partnership with Halo Holdings and chip-maker AMD to develop blockchain datacentre solutions. The new collaboration, “W3BCLOUD,” will build blockchain cloud workload solutions powered by AMD hardware which will be used to support government and commercial requirements.
W3BCLOUD also hopes to “accelerate” the adoption of decentralized applications and be the “first independent cloud computing blockchain infrastructure.” The
announcement says the aim is to deliver increased “transaction throughput” as well as “state-of-the-art” security.
ConsenSys founder, and co-founder of Ethereum, Joe Lubin believes AMD’s processor technology will bolster the “compute power” of blockchain networks as well as the “scalable adoption of emerging decentralized systems.” Lubin adds: “The combination of hardware and software will power a new infrastructure layer and enable an accelerated proliferation of blockchain technologies.”
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