Panel Discussion: Open Source...
summary
Europe is building concrete infrastructure: a paneuropean trust network (EBSI) in preproduction with a Spanish national chain (ISB) and a decentralized validator model so no single operator can censor, plus Alastria’s association of ~200 members running 3–4 million transactions per month for traceability. Industry deployments use Hyperledger Fabric (Circulor) to trace EV battery materials and a Fujitsu ESG reporting platform that ties CO2 and compliance data to verifiable credentials. The claim is interoperable, permissioned infrastructure for diplomas, identity and sustainability that already demonstrates live production traffic.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Panel introduction
- 1:49Europe as blockchain market
- 7:30Enterprise blockchain challenges
- 15:25Marketing blockchain
- 21:57Infrastructure role
- 28:40Government vs enterprise blockchains
- 35:41European blockchain infrastructure
- 43:25Top blockchain use cases
- 52:25Closing remarks
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