Microsoft has expanded its Azure Blockchain platform by adding support for Ripple and Ethereum to improve development tools. This allows businesses to develop and test blockchain solutions more quickly. Ripple integration helps explore cross-border payments, while support for multiple protocols, including Ethereum, provides flexibility and opens up new opportunities for global financial innovation.
12/3/2024 11:22:28 AM (GMT+1)
Microsoft has added Ripple and Ethereum to Azure Blockchain to enhance development tools and accelerate cross-border payment research 🌐
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