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CoinTelegraph – August 27, 2020

Baseline Protocol brightens horizons for Ethereum enterprise adoption

As the blockchain space continues to mature, enterprises are starting to realize the technology’s capabilities. A major promise of blockchain is its ability to connect industries that typically operate in silos, bringing about new opportunities for data-sharing and increased transparency.

Odessa American Online – August 25, 2020

ConsenSys Acquires Quorum® Platform from J.P. Morgan

ConsenSys, an industry-leading blockchain software company, today announced the acquisition of Quorum®, an enterprise-variant of the Ethereum blockchain developed by J.P. Morgan (NYSE: JPM). With the addition of Quorum, ConsenSys now offers a full range of products, services, and support for Quorum, accelerating the availability of features and capabilities—such as digital asset functionality and document management.

Ledger Insights – August 5, 2020

Coca Cola bottlers to trial public Ethereum for supply chain transparency

Coke One North America Services (CONA), owned by the major Coca Cola bottling companies, is to try out the Baseline Protocol, a public Ethereum blockchain technology targeted at enterprise use cases. Blockchain startups Unibright and Provide jointly announced the project, which was confirmed on LinkedIn by CONA’s Director of Innovation.

Coin Journal – July 30, 2020

The EEA has made Ethereum more investable

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) was created to enable organisations to adopt and use Ethereum in their daily operations, creating a world of collaboration based on trust. Now that Ethereum 2.0 is being developed, the impact of the EEA is easy to see.

Coin Journal – July 30, 2020

The EEA has made Ethereum more investable

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) was created to enable organisations to adopt and use Ethereum in their daily operations, creating a world of collaboration based on trust. Now that Ethereum 2.0 is being developed, the impact of the EEA is easy to see.

Coindesk – July 29, 2020

How the EEA Made Ethereum Palatable to Big Business

The EEA created a concerted effort to get large corporates and tech providers on the same page when implementing private (or “permissioned”) versions of Ethereum technology. Thereafter, the EEA became a kind of standards organization for blockchain business, with one eye on a future state when the public blockchain might morph together with private implementations.

Sarson Funds – July 29, 2020

Future-Proof: EEA Driving Big Business to Ethereum

Since inception, Ethereum has courted the attention of large companies. At the enterprise-level, no blockchain protocol offers the robust maturity and prospects of Ethereum-powered smart contracts.

Coindesk – July 29, 2020

How the EEA Made Ethereum Palatable to Big Business

Ethereum has attracted the attention of large companies for almost as long as it has been around. But it wasn’t until early 2017 that a formal business-focused consortium came into being: the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA).

Week in Ethereum News – July 26, 2020

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Ledger Insights – July 8, 2020

Enterprise Ethereum Alliance gets a new leader

Today standard organization, the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), announced Dr. Daniel C. Burnett as its new executive director. He joins after spending two years at ConsenSys where his role was Blockchain Standards Architect and he’s been a director at standards body IEEE-ISTO for more than three years.