Microsoft plans to offer "Coco" a technology that would make it easier for firms to control who can see what on a network without making the system slower. Coco will be free, although Microsoft hopes that it will lead to more use of its cloud services. Early adopters include Corda ( R3), Sawtooth (Intel) and Quorum (JPMorgan).
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Microsoft Unveils Technology to Speed Up Blockchain and Its Adoption
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Large businesses, including many of the world’s biggest banks, have been investing in blockchain in the hopes that it can help simplify and reduce the costs of some of their data-heavy processes. The technology, which first emerged as the system underpinning cryptocurrency bitcoin, is a shared public record of data that is maintained by a network of computers on the internet. This means every user on a network could potentially have access to all information. While this makes the technology well-suited at ensuring the information's integrity, it also makes it inadequate for use by big businesses with strict data privacy requirements.
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