IOTA Works With Dell And Linux On Project Alvarium To Establish Measurable Trust In Data
Submitted by Rianne Schestowitz on Monday 9th of December 2019 09:51:49 AM
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According to a recent blog post released by the Linux Foundation, this new project will be working in order to facilitate intrinsic trust in data and appk¡lications spanning heterogeneous systems of systems.
Dell Technologies is the firm that will place the seed investment and other industry leaders such as IBM, Arm, IOTA Foundation OSIsoft, Unisys and MobiledgeX, among others, will also be supporting the development of this project.
The Trust Fabric is a framework that has been developed through a wide range of technologies that help increase trust in the whole data path. This makes it easy for AI models to analyze the data and scale digital transformation initiatives.
Furthermore, the new project aims at building a collaborative community that will focus on unifying and creating trust insertion technologies.
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