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IBM’s early-mover grip on blockchain may not be so easy to attack; but other enterprise champs like Oracle, Microsoft and Fujitsu are not sitting in the dug-out anymore. Who will clinch the home-run then? Something’s strange about these headlines. IBM together with SAP and Cloud! Oracle mixing DevOps and Blockchain! And the most twisted- almost every dyed-in-the-wool enterprise software player is okay being in the same room as Linux (in the shape of Hyperledger), and not feeling nauseous. Strange bedfellows, you may say. Smart choice of bedsides, we would add. Only Blockchain could finish the new décor of these war-rooms; all the furniture rearranged a bit by Cloud and As-a-Service forces is finally coming together. But make no m ... Read more about " Blockchain – Not Rock-Paper-Scissors. More Like Snakes-and-Ladders " on coinatory.com

Microsoft in cooperation with the Indian company Tech Mahindra is going to create a blockchain platform for fighting spam calls. Partners expect to launch an appropriate service for local telecom operators. The Indian regulator TRAI (Telecommunication Regulatory Authority of India) considers unsolicited commercial communications (Unsolicited commercial communication - UCC) a serious problem for the clients of telecom companies. The agency is trying to solve this problem with the involvement of all interested players, and a month ago ... Read more about " Microsoft uses blockchain in India to solve problems with spam calls " on coinatory.com