2019-1-17 12:15 |
Bitfury turns attention to transparency and fairness in the music industry with the launch of open source platform Bitfury Surround
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Bitfury, a mining rig manufacturer, has recently decided to expand its business beyond crypto mining and into the music industry. The company has decided to launch an open source project that will use the blockchain technology and will be called Bitfury Surround.
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