The Business Blockchain: Promise, Practice, and Application of the Next Internet Technology
William Mougayaramazon.com
The Business Blockchain: Promise, Practice, and Application of the Next Internet Technology
The blockchain decentralizes trust and makes way to multiple, singularly harmless, but collectively powerful entities that authenticate it.
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In technical terms, a state just means “stored information” at a specific point in time. A state machine is a computer or device that remembers the status of something at a given instant in time.
This makes us ponder the existential question: why do we need a central authority to ensure central trust, if we can accomplish the same trustworthiness when the transaction travels from one peer to another, via a network where trust is embedded in it?
The Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Network is the collection of computers that are connected together as nodes, and into an ever expanding topology. It is a basic foundational element of a blockchain. Each node runs the same software, therefore delivering inherent redundancies to the whole network, which means that if one node goes down, or is not responding,
... See moreSharing our patient data in the aggregate, while anonymizing it to ensure privacy is maintained. This is helpful in research, and for comparing similar cases against one another.
They all use decentralized databases to replicate the gains of everyone being on one platform without the costs of having to agree on who gets to control that platform and then put up with them if they choose to try to abuse their monopoly position.
Generically, the narrative goes like this. First, you need a strong set of infrastructure capabilities as foundational elements. For the Internet, it was TCP/IP, HTTP, SMTP, as examples of building blocks. For the blockchain, it will be the different flavors of blockchain protocols being laid out as infrastructure. Then, you need a number of middle
... See moreTrust can be achieved by increasing transparency requirements, namely by sharing identity and reputation information.