Keynote: Introducing Hyperledger
summary
Hyperledger describes an open-source effort hosted by the Linux Foundation that builds reusable ledger components and community governance rather than a single public chain. Two flagship projects exist: Fabric (PBFT consensus, written in Go) and Sawtooth Lake (proof of elapsed time using Intel SGX). The project already lists 85 members and emphasizes a common Apache license to enable code sharing, plus use cases like Everledger’s diamond provenance (replacing the paper Kimberly process) and libraries for privacy, identities and pluggable consensus.
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- 0:00HYPERLEDGER PROJECT
- 3:06Project Goals
- 5:27About The Linux Foundation LINUX
- 5:45Who Supports Hyperledger?
- 6:42A World of Many Chains
- 11:24A Community of Multiple Communities & Projects
- 14:07Project Communities at Hyperledger
- 18:50Implementations, Standards, and Global Governance
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