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Topic: Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Launches Blockchain Center in Europe (Read 266 times)
It is a good news for crypto enthusiast that Japan, one of the most advanced and developed country in the world is moving towards the innovation of cryptocurrency. These new technologies are going to revolutionize the way consumers and businesses buy, sell, and distribute goods and services.
Yes, they mainly support cryptocurrencies and especially the blockchain tech. However, they are willing to give up one's privacy for the sake of safety. That's why they're banning anonymous cryptocurrencies, since suspicious activity is going to be untraceable this way. Thus Japan is being kind of a double agent here. The Japaneze are big investors in cryptos and this makes such decisions dangerous for the market in general. I think they need to develop a more transparent policy.
That's a good news from the world popular IT giant. Another thing being a part of the Japan country Fujitsu coming up with such plans is not a big thing. Japan now wants to make themselves the central hub for all cryptocurrency related activities and large scale companies too were supporting to make the plan come true.
It is a good news for crypto enthusiast that Japan, is moving towards the innovation of cryptocurrency. These new technologies are going to revolutionize the way consumers and businesses buy, sell, and distribute goods and services.
Maybe they are also planning on developing their own cryptocurrency which I feel will be a plus to the cryptocurrency industry
With the Japanese open mindedness/smart risk taker and having higher understanding of cryptocurrency more than other citizens in the real world, then that’s not impossible. Fujitsu as an IT related company with the use of blockchain this would make them sufficient and highly automated. The development will enhance the connection within the smart cities. If they also aim to make or start their own crypto coin that’s good, anyone can do it when they’ve wanted to.
We have freedom under the virtual world.
You mean to say that these companies are just using the name of blockchain technology or crypto currencies to spike their stocks int he real world? I mean it does look like the same in many article because there has been the similar announcement in the past but none of them seem to have any real progress in the stated theories. So sometimes it feels really shady.
Corporations like kodak boosting their stock price by announcing vaporware blockchain related projects is as much of a valuation bubble as ICO's, in my opinion. Those price increases could also represent market manipulation, insider or a net effect of HFT's exaggerating price move trends. "Shady" is 100% correct. Blockchain is a wonderful thing but its value and brand name recognition are overvalued and a lot of people are cashing in on it. Bubble, bubble, bubble.
Also notice one more thing that whenever there is positive thing happening in the world then crypto currencies actually get spiked and in the cases that we are discussing here, nothing like that happened. So does that mean its just coming out fo the thin air and there are no real developments going on?
No one knows how to calculate an accurate price of bitcoin/crypto. Its a new and emerging technology. There isn't a well established historical roadmap or price history for analysts to base price from. As a result news stories heavily influence crypto's value positively or negatively as no one is really certain how much the price should move when something happens. In some ways trading crypto is like being in a darkened room with other traders, communicating by sign language trying to figure out what the price should be. No one has the answer unless they're whales and they're coordinating off insider trading, etc. As far as I know, anyways.
Applaud to Fujitsu as they join in the development of blockchain enterprise. Will the tech company be issuing their own cryptocurrency in the near future? Really tired of seeing too many cryptocurrency projects without an actual use for them other than trading instruments which in turn will end up as bolsters for bitcoin or Ethereum and any of the top 5 cryptocurrencies; leaving behind too many undervalued cryptocurrencies in the wait for recognition.
As we can see in above article, we will notice that Japan slowly integrates the blockchain technology. And it is a good news for us crypto enthusiast that Japan, one of the most advanced and developed country in the world is moving towards the innovation of cryptocurrency.
That means absolutely nothing for us. Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are different things. For example some company can store its data on decentralized blockchain for better safe but they won't have to use cryptocurrencies and we will not benefit from it. The technical progress is ofc good but I can't find anything super usefull here. In some cases mass adoption of blockchain can even harm crypto. Foe example: companies hire blockchain devs to develop their own data stuff. That burst salaries for this kind of specialists (salaries ale already high in this field) and it will be way more expensive to develop any crypto related projects without strong financial basis.There can be even more negative sides, that's just the first thing that came to my mind.
Yes, they are both different in terms but they dynamically function as one. Blockchain technology as well as cryptocurrency are interconnected with each other. There can be no cryptocurrency without blockchain technology.
Don't say it is absolutely nothing because you don't know the future. In addition, why does the company will store they data in a decentralized blockchain? They will store in a PUBLIC ledger?
Perhaps it doesn't mean nothing but it certainly doesn't mean anything meaningful. In short, blockchain adoption doesn't mean Bitcoin price appreciation. Bitcoin uses a blockchain, but that doesn't mean that every blockchain that gets used is good news for Bitcoin. Blockchain adoption will probably continue to increase, but most of the blockchain applications going forward will have nothing to do with Bitcoin. That's why the two things are independent and blockchain adoption doesn't necessarily mean good things for Bitcoin.
Let us forget for a mean time the crash of crypto market and focus on the positive thing happens in the world of blockchain.
Fujitsu is a Japanese company that pursuing to connect to the blockchain technology. As we can see in above article, we will notice that Japan slowly integrates the blockchain technology. And it is a good news for us crypto enthusiast that Japan, one of the most advanced and developed country in the world is moving towards the innovation of cryptocurrency.
Reference: https://www.ccn.com/japanese-giant-fujitsu-lauched-blockchain-center-in-europe-looking-at-iot-smart-cities-market/
Because it is different blockchains. For example a company can create their own decentralized data center to lower their expences. It is not necessary to use cryptocurrencies for that (unexpected, yes?). In this case it will be the same as if people in china start using spoons, according to this logic the "adoption" of the technology should somehow benefit me. You should have cryptocurrency to use blockchain.
It means absolutely nothing for me because they are not using cryptocurrencies. I shouldn't see the future to know that.
Okay. I got your point! Well, we can't predict if the fujitsu will run a cryptocurrency because it may or may not. But up to now, we can consider that it will not affect us much. Probably, if the Japanese company will launch their own token and ICO, that's the time that all of crypto enthusiast will be benefited. It means absolutely nothing for me because they are not using cryptocurrencies. I shouldn't see the future to know that.
What is the point of tokens or an ICO if the blockchain will be used in a voting system for elections?
What is the point of tokens if the blockchain is used to store medical records or property data?
Are you going to trade tokens on a chain that stores identities? Be serious.
We don't need more coins. Bitcoin as it is is enough and maybe fortunately the entire ICO madness will also stop.
Also you should be honest, your enthusiasm is not because of the applications, you're just eager to invest in this ICO and to gain some profit otherwise I wound't understand why are so keen on seeing another ICO.
Japan is a country that always has new technological innovations so I think this is good news for the development of blockhaind technology that is done in continental europe. and I just hope this will increase every country in the use of crypto currency and of course will increase the value of crypto currency assets and it will be very profitable to be gained by all crypto users.
Maybe a month ago, kodak announced it would create a blockchain based payment system for photographers. As a result kodak's stock price increased as much as 40% over the short term. Many other corporate entities have done the same. They've announced "blockchain" or "crypto" related projects and benefited from their stock price increasing dramatically.
The kneejerk reaction would likely be to assume fujitsu is hopping on the same bandwagon, announcing a blockchain related project they have little or no intent on following through on to increase the value of their stock.
BUT to be fair fujitsu establishing a physical location does represent much more of a commitment to blockchain technology than any of the other vaporware announcements made by previous companies. The location in brussels belgium could also be indicative of fujitsu doing their homework and having good knowledge of crypto currencies if indeed belgium is similar to hungary in that they have taken measures to reduce the influence of central banks in their respective country, which could reduce the likelihood of anti crypto legislation being passed there.
This could represent a legitimate effort to utilize and develop blockchain technology unlike the vast majority of blockchain announcements we've seen which are likely little more than efforts at stock price manipulation aimed at boosting equities value over the short term.
The kneejerk reaction would likely be to assume fujitsu is hopping on the same bandwagon, announcing a blockchain related project they have little or no intent on following through on to increase the value of their stock.
BUT to be fair fujitsu establishing a physical location does represent much more of a commitment to blockchain technology than any of the other vaporware announcements made by previous companies. The location in brussels belgium could also be indicative of fujitsu doing their homework and having good knowledge of crypto currencies if indeed belgium is similar to hungary in that they have taken measures to reduce the influence of central banks in their respective country, which could reduce the likelihood of anti crypto legislation being passed there.
This could represent a legitimate effort to utilize and develop blockchain technology unlike the vast majority of blockchain announcements we've seen which are likely little more than efforts at stock price manipulation aimed at boosting equities value over the short term.
You mean to say that these companies are just using the name of blockchain technology or crypto currencies to spike their stocks int he real world? I mean it does look like the same in many article because there has been the similar announcement in the past but none of them seem to have any real progress in the stated theories. So sometimes it feels really shady. Also notice one more thing that whenever there is positive thing happening in the world then crypto currencies actually get spiked and in the cases that we are discussing here, nothing like that happened. So does that mean its just coming out fo the thin air and there are no real developments going on?
Maybe they are also planning on developing their own cryptocurrency which I feel will be a plus to the cryptocurrency industry
Okay. I got your point! Well, we can't predict if the fujitsu will run a cryptocurrency because it may or may not. But up to now, we can consider that it will not affect us much. Probably, if the Japanese company will launch their own token and ICO, that's the time that all of crypto enthusiast will be benefited.
Hopefully they won't launch their own cryptocurrency. What's the point of creating a new coin in order to sell it for the other coin and accept as a payment for your services? If they need to accept crypto then they may just accept bitcoin but they don't have to because they are probably fine with fiat. They may concider to gather some funds via ICO but why? It is already a huge and established company. They won't bother themselves with this crypto stuff in order to recieve a couple millions.I hope that they won't create their own coin because market is already full of such useless garbage. Cryptocurrencies need wo show the world that they are really worth something.
As we can see in above article, we will notice that Japan slowly integrates the blockchain technology. And it is a good news for us crypto enthusiast that Japan, one of the most advanced and developed country in the world is moving towards the innovation of cryptocurrency.
That means absolutely nothing for us. Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are different things. For example some company can store its data on decentralized blockchain for better safe but they won't have to use cryptocurrencies and we will not benefit from it. The technical progress is ofc good but I can't find anything super usefull here. In some cases mass adoption of blockchain can even harm crypto. Foe example: companies hire blockchain devs to develop their own data stuff. That burst salaries for this kind of specialists (salaries ale already high in this field) and it will be way more expensive to develop any crypto related projects without strong financial basis.There can be even more negative sides, that's just the first thing that came to my mind.
Yes, they are both different in terms but they dynamically function as one. Blockchain technology as well as cryptocurrency are interconnected with each other. There can be no cryptocurrency without blockchain technology.
Don't say it is absolutely nothing because you don't know the future. In addition, why does the company will store they data in a decentralized blockchain? They will store in a PUBLIC ledger?
It means absolutely nothing for me because they are not using cryptocurrencies. I shouldn't see the future to know that.
Maybe a month ago, kodak announced it would create a blockchain based payment system for photographers. As a result kodak's stock price increased as much as 40% over the short term. Many other corporate entities have done the same. They've announced "blockchain" or "crypto" related projects and benefited from their stock price increasing dramatically.
I was about to say the same thing. Kodak also announced that they are planning to bring their own cryptocurrency and mining equipment to the market. But in reality, nothing has actually came to the market. Meanwhile Kodak banked on the sudden stock price increase. I am just concerned that it should not be the same case with Fujitsu as well.
But on the flipside, we badly need such research centers across the globe to explore the possibility of blockchain technology and leverage on it. Blockchain is yet an unexplored technology and the full potential is yet to be discovered. Governments are not likely to come up with any research and development centers unless they see any particular and quantifiable benefit. So the responsibility stands on the big corporates to bring the benefits of blochchain technology in our daily lives.
So it is generally a good news as of now but it will really make an impact if it turns into reality.
Maybe a month ago, kodak announced it would create a blockchain based payment system for photographers. As a result kodak's stock price increased as much as 40% over the short term. Many other corporate entities have done the same. They've announced "blockchain" or "crypto" related projects and benefited from their stock price increasing dramatically.
The kneejerk reaction would likely be to assume fujitsu is hopping on the same bandwagon, announcing a blockchain related project they have little or no intent on following through on to increase the value of their stock.
BUT to be fair fujitsu establishing a physical location does represent much more of a commitment to blockchain technology than any of the other vaporware announcements made by previous companies. The location in brussels belgium could also be indicative of fujitsu doing their homework and having good knowledge of crypto currencies if indeed belgium is similar to hungary in that they have taken measures to reduce the influence of central banks in their respective country, which could reduce the likelihood of anti crypto legislation being passed there.
This could represent a legitimate effort to utilize and develop blockchain technology unlike the vast majority of blockchain announcements we've seen which are likely little more than efforts at stock price manipulation aimed at boosting equities value over the short term.
The kneejerk reaction would likely be to assume fujitsu is hopping on the same bandwagon, announcing a blockchain related project they have little or no intent on following through on to increase the value of their stock.
BUT to be fair fujitsu establishing a physical location does represent much more of a commitment to blockchain technology than any of the other vaporware announcements made by previous companies. The location in brussels belgium could also be indicative of fujitsu doing their homework and having good knowledge of crypto currencies if indeed belgium is similar to hungary in that they have taken measures to reduce the influence of central banks in their respective country, which could reduce the likelihood of anti crypto legislation being passed there.
This could represent a legitimate effort to utilize and develop blockchain technology unlike the vast majority of blockchain announcements we've seen which are likely little more than efforts at stock price manipulation aimed at boosting equities value over the short term.
As we can see in above article, we will notice that Japan slowly integrates the blockchain technology. And it is a good news for us crypto enthusiast that Japan, one of the most advanced and developed country in the world is moving towards the innovation of cryptocurrency.
That means absolutely nothing for us. Blockchain and cryptocurrencies are different things. For example some company can store its data on decentralized blockchain for better safe but they won't have to use cryptocurrencies and we will not benefit from it. The technical progress is ofc good but I can't find anything super usefull here. In some cases mass adoption of blockchain can even harm crypto. Foe example: companies hire blockchain devs to develop their own data stuff. That burst salaries for this kind of specialists (salaries ale already high in this field) and it will be way more expensive to develop any crypto related projects without strong financial basis.There can be even more negative sides, that's just the first thing that came to my mind.
Yes, they are both different in terms but they dynamically function as one. Blockchain technology as well as cryptocurrency are interconnected with each other. There can be no cryptocurrency without blockchain technology.
Don't say it is absolutely nothing because you don't know the future. In addition, why does the company will store they data in a decentralized blockchain? They will store in a PUBLIC ledger?
It means absolutely nothing for me because they are not using cryptocurrencies. I shouldn't see the future to know that.
Japan is very enthusiastic about blockchain. so it's natural to happen. but can not be denied we deserve salute on japanese IT
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Japanese IT Giant Fujitsu Launches Blockchain Center in Europe
The adhesion of the blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) among big companies worldwide has generated a real “Ledger running” mainly among companies in the technology sector. Google, Microsoft and Amazon are just a few of the world’s giants looking to deploy new solutions that use blockchain to provide more security, reliability and new features for building an increasingly connected world.
However, noting this new data market, companies like Bosch, Volkswagen, Continental, usually associated with hardware solutions, are also developing implementations for the promising Internet of Things (IoT) industry. It is a market that, according to Statistics, must have more than 75 billion connected devices interacting with each other in different ways.
Fujitsu, a Japanese company with more than 156,000 employees worldwide, is also noting this market and announced this week the opening of its first Blockchain Innovation Center, located in Brussels, Belgium, with the aim of supporting research, development and innovation in this new industry.”These new technologies are revolutionizing the way consumers and businesses buy, sell, and distribute goods and services. Technology enables completely new business models that can be deployed in the service and manufacturing industries. Blockchain can be used in many areas such as logistics, supply chains and public records and functions, such as records, identity documents and so-called “smart contracts”, which ensure the automated execution of contracts “, says the company’s official announcement about the initiative.
According to Fujitsu, one of the main areas that the company intends to invest in its development are the services of Smart Cities. The Japanese company believes that by 2050, more than 66% of the world’s population will be living in urban areas, an increase of 2.5 billion people compared to the current data; So Fujitsu believes that smart city solutions will be needed for social organization, sociological and demographic factors, economic viability and environmental challenges.
“We believe blockchain technology plays a significant role in the development of smart cities.” Today, more than half of the world’s population lives in urban areas, and by 2050 this number is expected to increase to 66 percent. Cities need to adapt to these developments and become smart cities that connect ITC’s technologies with infrastructure and architectures to solve social, economic and environmental challenges, “said Frederik De Breuck, Presales and Business Assurance Director of Fujitsu Benelux.
Also in Germany, Fujitsu is heavily involved with services, platforms, and infrastructures related to distributed accounting technologies, as well as the use of solutions based on the IOTA Tangle network.
The adhesion of the blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) among big companies worldwide has generated a real “Ledger running” mainly among companies in the technology sector. Google, Microsoft and Amazon are just a few of the world’s giants looking to deploy new solutions that use blockchain to provide more security, reliability and new features for building an increasingly connected world.
However, noting this new data market, companies like Bosch, Volkswagen, Continental, usually associated with hardware solutions, are also developing implementations for the promising Internet of Things (IoT) industry. It is a market that, according to Statistics, must have more than 75 billion connected devices interacting with each other in different ways.
Fujitsu, a Japanese company with more than 156,000 employees worldwide, is also noting this market and announced this week the opening of its first Blockchain Innovation Center, located in Brussels, Belgium, with the aim of supporting research, development and innovation in this new industry.”These new technologies are revolutionizing the way consumers and businesses buy, sell, and distribute goods and services. Technology enables completely new business models that can be deployed in the service and manufacturing industries. Blockchain can be used in many areas such as logistics, supply chains and public records and functions, such as records, identity documents and so-called “smart contracts”, which ensure the automated execution of contracts “, says the company’s official announcement about the initiative.
According to Fujitsu, one of the main areas that the company intends to invest in its development are the services of Smart Cities. The Japanese company believes that by 2050, more than 66% of the world’s population will be living in urban areas, an increase of 2.5 billion people compared to the current data; So Fujitsu believes that smart city solutions will be needed for social organization, sociological and demographic factors, economic viability and environmental challenges.
“We believe blockchain technology plays a significant role in the development of smart cities.” Today, more than half of the world’s population lives in urban areas, and by 2050 this number is expected to increase to 66 percent. Cities need to adapt to these developments and become smart cities that connect ITC’s technologies with infrastructure and architectures to solve social, economic and environmental challenges, “said Frederik De Breuck, Presales and Business Assurance Director of Fujitsu Benelux.
Also in Germany, Fujitsu is heavily involved with services, platforms, and infrastructures related to distributed accounting technologies, as well as the use of solutions based on the IOTA Tangle network.
Let us forget for a mean time the crash of crypto market and focus on the positive thing happens in the world of blockchain.
Fujitsu is a Japanese company that pursuing to connect to the blockchain technology. As we can see in above article, we will notice that Japan slowly integrates the blockchain technology. And it is a good news for us crypto enthusiast that Japan, one of the most advanced and developed country in the world is moving towards the innovation of cryptocurrency.
Reference: https://www.ccn.com/japanese-giant-fujitsu-lauched-blockchain-center-in-europe-looking-at-iot-smart-cities-market/
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