Microsoft has been publishing a new Blockchain structure today that it is designed to make it easier to build an enterprise network using any distributed sector.
Outside the box, the new Cocoa Platform - SuperHajara will be integrated with several popular open source blocks designed to facilitate transaction speed and decision making decisions, and liter will be distributed along with koram of Etherium, and 3's Core, Hyperlager Sawoth and JP Morgan.
But it has the power of reliable security that Microsoft's Azure CTO Mark Russinovich established as the platform more important than just a degree improvement.
Along with integration with Microsoft's own software-based trusted execution environment, Rashyonivich said that the framework could be compatible with Intel's Hardware-based software vendor extensions, known as SGX.
The more companies try to transform these open-source technologies into enterprise-grade solutions, the more they stay on the new platform, which will make the management easier after the time to increase the market and become live.
Speaking at a press demo, Russinovich said:
The Cocoa Framework Protocol is invisible from itself. It provides this power - high performance, security secrecy, governance - built-in ".
In the first live demo, the structure increased to 1,700 transactions per second, in a personalized version of Atrem Blockken.
The average amount of blockbank transactions is 1,600 transactions per second with Coco ("Small for Confidential Consortium") and has a built-in governance model that gives all members of the Consortia members the terms and conditions of voting, when adding members or May be emitted.
Although the framework can be driven by Microsoft AZU cloud computing offers, the open source code can be run from a cloud platform or on-site, the company said.
The structure was published in a white paper and it was published so that the cocoa was designed to integrate with blockcans and collector leases. Going forward, it officially contributes to the open source community next year, when it is published in GitHub.
"The flexibility of this cocoa framework," said Russinovich. "It can be built in a laser."
From Open Source to Enterprise
Come back, the latest development of Koko Microsoft's generation is to provide better advanced services for organizations that want to open open source blockquane codes in enterprise-grade products.
At the end of 2015, Microsoft created an open-source platform for its public enterprises in the industry, with the Block-Aven-AA Service Tool Kit. Since then, the company has launched Project Blowley to simplify the construction of Blockcon Consortia, and it has released plans for enterprise-grade smart contracts.
With the release of Coco next year, Rasbinovich said that while building BlockKain, users will be able to adjust the trade-benefits operated by the experts to select performance and safety.
The JPMorgan blockchain program explained at the time of a panel conversation in the lead Amber Baldet demo, despite the fact that its company plans to use Cocoa, making it the original Quarum kernel
Baladt said:
"What we are looking at is making it an additional composite, [a] optional part that can provide an additional degree of security and effectiveness in the already existing privacy and performance models of quorum."
Tech glasses
In the two separate live protests of the Koko Framework, both motion and security of technology were displayed.
During a speed test, using a personal version of Cocoa AtomRem Blockchain, earns approximately 1,700 transactions per second, compared to 13 transactions per second without the framework.
According to Microsoft's Senior Program Manager Kristin Evanensions, "the main reason" for the development is that the blockbay is being processed in a trusted environment, allowing "simple consensus" approach, in this case, RAFT.
In Security Demo, RFID company Mozix has shown that Coco can be used to create access to a private version that lets certain partners see specific purchase orders, while ensuring that the order was correct.
Acting President of Intel Software and Services Group Rick Eichhoria explains why the organization has joined this initiative, which is why the framework can be widely accepted among enterprise organizations:
"We are going to remove many barriers, loss restrictions, privacy barriers and security barriers, so now the companies that create Blocken Technologies may focus on adding value to their businesses."