SyncFab Joins The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance

By Aubrey Swanson·18 July 2018·1 min read

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SyncFab, which operates a blockchain platform for hardware manufacturing supply chains, joined the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, the world's largest open source blockchain initiative, to work alongsid

SyncFab, which operates a blockchain platform for hardware manufacturing supply chains, joined the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, the world's largest open source blockchain initiative, to work alongside manufacturers and government agencies developing enterprise blockchain systems aligned with Industry 4.0.

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Jeremy Goodwin, SyncFab's founder and CEO, said the alliance brings together "many of the best minds, and forward-thinking business people and technologists from throughout the blockchain industry." He noted the membership offers a chance to "raise our profile as a blockchain leader while networking and collaborating with many of the finest leaders in this exciting and disruptive space."

The EEA represents more than 500 member companies across technology, banking, government, healthcare, energy, pharmaceuticals, marketing, and insurance. Industry-focused working groups develop specific advances in ethereum-based technologies. The alliance investigates hybrid networks combining permissioned and public ethereum systems, alongside industry-specific application groups.

The EEA operates as a nonprofit working to advance ethereum technology. Member organizations prioritize research in privacy, confidentiality, scalability, and security. Participating companies develop industry standards and understand the trajectory of ethereum's public networks.

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