Cisco Partners with Japanese IT Firm to Track Goods on a Blockchain

Cisco Partners with Japanese IT Firm to Track Goods on a Blockchain
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2020-2-20 16:00

Cisco and Japan’s NEC Corporation have entered a strategic partnership to track network equipment produced by the former on a permissioned blockchain. As per Ledger Insights, growing cybersecurity concerns are the driving force behind this initiative.

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