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Amazon Unveils Quantum Ledger Database and Managed Blockchain Services

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Amazon Unveils Quantum Ledger Database and Managed Blockchain Services
Amazon unveils quantum ledger database and managed blockchain services

According to an article by TechCrunch, published November 28, 2018, Amazon Web Services announced its entry into the world of blockchain technology at the AWS Invent event, where it unveiled two new services called Amazon Quantum Ledger Database (QLDB), and Managed Blockchain. Centralized Blockchain Popular Among Corporations Unveiled at the AWS re:Invent event, the QLDB offers an append-only, immutable chain…Read More. The post by Aisshwarya Tiwari appeared first on BTCManager, bitcoin, Blockchain & Cryptocurrency News

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