NASA is implementing blockchain in space exploration through a partnership with Cardano for supply chain management and the development of a decentralized AI network based on blockchain 🚀

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NASA is starting to use blockchain to enhance the transparency and efficiency of its operations, particularly in supply chain management. A partnership with Cardano will allow for the tracking of mission components, eliminating counterfeiting and errors. Cardano is also developing a decentralized AI network based on blockchain, which will open new opportunities for technologies across various industries, including fintech. The implementation of blockchain in space could become a catalyst for broader adoption of these technologies in other sectors.

This material was prepared by Khachatur Davtyan, developed and translated by artificial intelligence.

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