Today cryptography firm Sepior
announced that its privacy-focused wallet solution is now interoperable with VMware’s blockchain. Sepior decentralizes trust by distributing keys across many parties. The keys are used to authenticate transactions and the signing of smart contracts. The VMware Blockchain is similarly described as a ‘decentralized trust infrastructure’.
VMware is a subsidiary of tech giant Dell and made its first public blockchain announcement this time last year. It has since developed its own open-source consensus algorithm, SBFT, and works with smart contract languages Solidity by Ethereum
and Digital Asset’s DAML.
Meanwhile, Danish business Sepior was founded in 2014 and provides its ThresholdSig wallet to protect private keys used in blockchain. As we
explained last year, Sepior’s technology works off-chain, so is theoretically usable with any blockchain.
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