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![]() Finnish communications giant Nokia has announced a new blockchain pilot aimed at developing new ways of storing data on healthcare. ![]() 06.Dec.17 12:00 PM By Daria Zaytseva Photo Toinnov.com |
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In a press release on its website, Nokia announced that it had launched a project with OP Financial Group. One hundred participants are taking part in the tender to check how they could store and share their health data, as well as enjoy confidentiality around this information. Nokia said that it believes this program can help develop "insights on global health issues" – provided that users trust the systems being used, that is. Nokia was one of many technology firms that joined the Blockchain Hyperledger project run by the Linux Foundation in late 2016. |