New government blockchain-as-a-service available on G-Cloud

John Leonard
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Public sector bodies can try out blockchain for £99 a pop

The UK government has unveiled a blockchain-as-a-service offering that is now available to public sector organisations through the GDS Digital Marketplace on G-Cloud 8. The Credits Blockchain as...

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