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"...to disrupt worldwide financial services is happening" -- Paul Ebeling
The Blockchain Center of Excellence leads efforts for Distributed Ledger Technology applications, actively researching blockchain use cases to develop in-house technology and pilot solutions across lines of business within J.P. Morgan.
Connecting leading technologists, the program aims to actualize enterprise-grade blockchain tools, such as JPM Coin, Interbank Information Network® (IIN) and Quorum®, to drive industry standards and deliver value to clients.
The program also manages strategic relationships and investments with key vendors and consortia, including Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, The Initiative for CryptoCurrencies & Contracts, Global Blockchain Business Council and Hyperledger, a Linux Foundation Project.
KYC: A blockchain know your customer based solution offers a unique set of advantages that enable the seamless and secure exchange of the information between different trusted entities.
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KXCO is Enhanced Intelligence, Not Artificial
I never wanted artificial intelligence. I wanted enhanced intelligence, and they are not the same product. Artificial means the machine does the thinking and hands you the answer. Enhanced means I do the thinking, with more of my own mind in the room than I have ever had at one time. Forty years of reading, recallable in the second I need it. Patterns across law, credit, physics and markets that no specialist sees, because the useful ones sit between the fields rather than inside them.
Digital Erasure, and Why KXCO Matters
Pew found 38 percent of 2013's web pages gone a decade later, and quantum computing will eventually let attackers forge the signatures that prove records authentic. Why durable history now depends on post-quantum cryptography, on-chain anchoring and verification that needs nobody's permission.
Quantum Computing Just Became an Institutional Risk
Shayne Heffernan on BlackRock's quantum-computing warning for Bitcoin and Ethereum, Google's cryptanalysis research, the two on-chain risk vectors, and how KXCO's Armature L1 — post-quantum from genesis, coordinated by its ontology — answers a threat that just went institutional.
Quantum, AI and the Trust Problem Markets Aren't Pricing
Quantum computing and AI agents are usually traded as separate stories. They are one story, and it is about trust. Shayne Heffernan on why the financial system needs verifiable infrastructure before the volume of machine transactions makes retrofitting impossible.
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