The fact remains, there have been some noticeable contractions in the enterprise blockchain world
of late. Might there yet be some bloodletting on the blockchain side at IBM?
Cuomo says no: “We are very healthy here in blockchain land.”
So there's going to be bloodletting in Blockchain.
https://www.coindesk.com/ibm-blockchain-vp-every-dollar-spent-on-blockchain-yields-15-on-cloud
We are v3.0 now, it's all about quantum computing, get with the program people,
Watson 2.0. More IBM marketing smoke and mirrors.
Is Blockchain still relevant?
Allowing the execution of arbitrary third-party smart contracts written in an unbounded programming language within a container is the epitome of insecurity and inefficiency. God help any enterprise stupid enough to run HyperLedger on any machine connected to anything valuable or critical.
DLT and blockchain have hit the expected Innovator’s dilemma. Where costs far exceed expectations. The business unit must be re-plumed from front to back office to make it reasonably useful. Integration or absorption into some Red Hat product incoming in 3...2...1...