Berners-Lee's Inrupt releases first commercial offering, the privacy-preserving Enterprise Solid Server

John Leonard
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Berners-Lee's Inrupt releases first commercial offering, the privacy-preserving Enterprise Solid Server
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Berners-Lee's Inrupt releases first commercial offering, the privacy-preserving Enterprise Solid Server

ESS offers a route to 'inclusive capitalism', says CEO John Bruce

Inrupt, the company set up two years ago by Tim Berners-Lee and entrepreneur John Bruce to further the "redecentralisation" of the web, released its first commercial product today, an enterprise op...

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