FOSS and Blockchain
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Visa’s Blockchain Bet Opens Up to Developers
Banks and financial firms have been tinkering for the past few years with the code that powers cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, with the intention of potentially overhauling their moldering infrastructure. Now they’re preparing to release their code into the wild.
Chain, a two-year-old startup based in San Francisco, has decided to make its platform available to the public. The company is releasing an open source version of its Chain Core software to developers, any of who as of Monday can find the source code for its proprietary blockchain, or distributed ledger, on its webpage on Github, a code-sharing website.
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As blockchain tech takes off, Visa preps a new pilot
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Visa intros international B2B payment service built on blockchain technology
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Chain opens up systems to ambitious blockchain developers
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Visa Inc. (NYSE:V) Introduces International B2B Payment Solution Built on Chain’s Blockchain Technology
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In Milestone Release, Chain Open-Sources its Blockchain Tech
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Visa Introduces Blockchain-based Solution for Payment Services
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Visa’s Massive Bet On B2B Blockchain Payments
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Chain unchains open source blockchain platform
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Blockchain hype takes hit as Chain releases code for anyone to use
Software developers, engineers, traders and executives can now build and test any type of application they think will help improve efficiency in their business, said Adam Ludwin, Chain's chief executive officer. Michael Nagle.
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Chain Releases Open-Source Version of Distributed-Ledger Platform
Chain, a fintech company focused on blockchain solutions, released Chain Core Developer Edition, an open-source version of Chain Core, its distributed-ledger platform.
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R3 Corda Platform Is Open Sourced to the HyperLedger Effort
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R3 blockchain code goes open source
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R3 to Contribute Corda Code to Hyperledger Project
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