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Topic: [2018-08-28]JP Morgan CIO: Blockchain Will Replace Existing Technology (Read 159 times)

legendary
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“We will see a greater and wider use of blockchain [...] In a few years blockchain will replace the existing technology, today it only coexists with the current one,” Beer said.

Beer explained to Cripto247 that JP Morgan uses blockchain technology to “simplify the payment process and to store customers’ information related to KYC (Know Your Customer) policy.” She added that blockchain technology helps to prevent money laundering.

i never know what these people mean by "blockchain technology."

AFAIK, blockchains leverage decentralization to remove trusted intermediaries or central authorities from transactions. if their network doesn't do that, it's not "blockchain technology."

and i'm at a loss for why a bank would implement a blockchain to store its own customers' personal information. use a database and focus on securing the data!

It's all just a big hype/fad/bubble, companies are praising blockchain and saying that they are working with it just to look like they are cutting edge and to boost their stock. I don't think that at the moment any business actually uses it beyond some internal tests.
As for "blockchain technology", it's indeed very different from cryptocurrency protocols, they say that blockchain makes their systems more secure, but since their protocols are centralized, don't have PoW, not peer-to-peer, they are much weaker than cryptocurrencies. Many tech experts mock blockchain today for these reasons.
legendary
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“We will see a greater and wider use of blockchain [...] In a few years blockchain will replace the existing technology, today it only coexists with the current one,” Beer said.

Beer explained to Cripto247 that JP Morgan uses blockchain technology to “simplify the payment process and to store customers’ information related to KYC (Know Your Customer) policy.” She added that blockchain technology helps to prevent money laundering.

i never know what these people mean by "blockchain technology."

AFAIK, blockchains leverage decentralization to remove trusted intermediaries or central authorities from transactions. if their network doesn't do that, it's not "blockchain technology."

and i'm at a loss for why a bank would implement a blockchain to store its own customers' personal information. use a database and focus on securing the data!
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Blockchain technology, which uses JP Morgan, is currently considered obsolete. In addition, it has problems with the confidentiality of personal data and it can not be scaled. Now some blockchain projects (I will not call out) are already trying to solve the problem of confidentiality of data for both public and private blockchains.
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JP Morgan CIO Lori Beer said at a press conference in Buenos Aires that blockchain will “replace existing technology” in a few years,  according to Argentinian website Cripto247 August 23.

“We will see a greater and wider use of blockchain [...] In a few years blockchain will replace the existing technology, today it only coexists with the current one,” Beer said.

Beer explained to Cripto247 that JP Morgan uses blockchain technology to “simplify the payment process and to store customers’ information related to KYC (Know Your Customer) policy.” She added that blockchain technology helps to prevent money laundering. Beer further explained the use of blockchain technology by the bank:

Source: https://cointelegraph.com/news/jp-morgan-cio-blockchain-will-replace-existing-technology
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