Block.one, the company behind the EOS ecosystem, has launched a commercial version of the EOSIO blockchain.
On Thursday, Block.one officially announced the “EOSIO for Business” version for enterprises to help enterprises build and maintain blockchain-based infrastructure, including Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS), consulting, technical support, and training With four modes of authentication, blockchain cloud services can provide companies with a quick and easy way to set up digital ledgers on their favorite cloud computing platform.
Ted Cahall, Chief Operating Officer of Block.one, said in a statement, “Despite knowing the inherent benefits that blockchain will bring to their business operations, many internal product engineering teams are concerned about establishing and managing their own blockchain industry. Be cautious about the complexity involved.”
The cooperation between enterprise blockchain and cloud providers is commonplace. The long-term cooperation between Quorum based on Ethereum and Microsoft Azure is a good example. According to a report this month, Google Cloud has also joined EOS and provides infrastructure support, and Block.one’s enterprise version of BaaS will use Amazon Web Services.
Although the EOS public chain has always been plagued by governance issues, EOSIO programmers in Costa Rica and Argentina are focusing on established businesses. In May of this year, EOS’s company in Costa Rica defeated Hyperledger and other companies and won the blockchain cooperation with global accounting firm Grant Thornton.
Cahall emphasized, “Our EOSIO commercial customers will be able to work directly with EOSIO experts to ensure that their implementation is seamlessly integrated with existing technologies. They will also have exclusive access to the latest EOSIO features and upgrades.”
