Microsoft driving standards for the token economy with the Token Taxonomy Framework
Today’s announcement of the Token Taxonomy Initiative (TTI) is a milestone in the maturity of the blockchain industry.
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Microsoft @ DevCon4
At DevCon in 2015, I announced support for Ethereum on Microsoft Azure. -
Introducing Enterprise Smart Contracts
Enterprise Smart Contracts decompose the “Public Smart Contract” approach, reflecting on both “contract” and technology evolution to provide a model for delivering on the promise of blockchain in the enterprise. -
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance
We are proud to announce our participation as a launch partner with the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance in addition to making the first reference implementations of Ethereum available in a public cloud. -
Introducing Project Bletchley and elements of blockchain born in the Microsoft Cloud
Introducing Microsoft Code Name “Bletchley,” an Enterprise Blockchain Architecture defining Blockchain Middleware and introducing Cryptlets. -
Azure Blockchain as a Service update #7
New ways to discover Blockchain as a Service, new partners added – Expanse, Influx, Monero, Radium and Tendermint. -
Azure Blockchain as a Service Update #6
Yet another busy week in the evolving ecosystem of blockchain technologies. -
Azure Blockchain as a Service Update #5
Azure’s Blockchain as a Service welcomes its first certified offering from Blockapps, STRATO, in addition to AlphaPoint and IOTA joining the Blockchain as a Service ecosystem. -
Azure Blockchain as a Service Update #3
The C++ Ethereum client and CryptoSwap demo added by ConsenSys as well as the OpenChain implementation by CoinPrism to the staging marketplace. -
Azure Blockchain as a Service Update #2
Learn about our continued update efforts and the activities of our existing and new partners in BaaS. -
Azure Blockchain as a Service update
Since the announcement of Azure Blockchain as a Service with our first offering of the Ethereum Platform with ConsenSys, the response from customers and partners has been overwhelming. -
Ethereum Blockchain as a Service now on Azure
Microsoft and ConsenSys are partnering to offer Ethereum Blockchain as a Service (EBaaS) on Microsoft Azure so Enterprise clients and developers can have a single click cloud based blockchain developer environment.