TOKYO, Oct. 9, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- On October 7, 2017, Beijing time, the SCRY.INFO Japanese community launched. The launching ceremony of the SCRY.INFO Japanese community received a warm welcome from Japanese blockchain professionals and community members.
The ceremony also attracted a great number of well-established enterprises and colleges, including the biggest global rating company S&P Global, the biggest BPO company in Japan InfoDelivery, the world-leading provider of services and solutions for the wireless industry Brightstar, one of the US' biggest financing institutions Prudential Financial, the world-leading ICT integrated service provider Fujitsu, the most renowned enterprise in the international financial IT industry FITECH LABS, the worldwide-famous international logistics company Nissin Corporation, the Japanese credit information agency CCB as well as the University of Tokyo and Asian Institute of Technology. During this event, Japanese attendees with an appetite for blockchain showed strong interests in technological details and application practice presented by SCRY.INFO, and had in-depth discussions with the SCRY.INFO team on the spot.
SCRY.INFO is the world's first blockchain quantifiable platform for data transactions, storage realizing, verification, sharing, analysis and transactions of real data in smart contracts. Blockchain is not a technology for the sole purpose of technology. In the time of symbolization and information application, the goal of SCRY.INFO is to create value and gain a competitive edge for more business partners, based on the combination of big data and blockchain technology.
At the scene, Ray, co-founder of SCRY.INFO and Kurihara, the core developer of this community, shared the progress of research and development of SCRY.INFO and the practical plan for applying systematic smart contracts in business, respectively. They opened an in-depth discussion and conducted a model test in terms of grafting AI robot systems into the SCRY.INFO blockchain protocols. They projected that they together will release the blockchain commercial cooperation system integrated with artificial intelligence, in December. Present was also algorithm engineer from the University of Tokyo Dr. Wang Zhipeng and the founder of Sujitech, who represents a new generation of technical engineers. Suji promotes technical knowledge sharing.
Co-founder of SCRY.INFO Ray and president of TLZS Corporation Sxrsing signed the contract on the spot. Thus, the Japanese SCRY.INFO community led by TLZS Corporation was officially set up. President Sxsing indicated that blockchain is a cutting-edge technology. The leap of computing is based on how computers are told to perform and built upon how to make computers perform in a way that every industry can benefit from. Blockchain answers a need in data application and is a technology that will bring with many foreseeable concrete economic benefits, for instance, improving effectiveness, lowering commercial operating cost and helping to build an intelligent credible society.
At present, Japan is paving the way for blockchain technology and its financial applications worldwide, thanks to the appreciation and huge support from the Japanese government and institutions. Blockchain technology will certainly enjoy enormous development in the years to come. We believe that more and more enterprises and institutions will connect to blockchain application systems in Japan. SCRY.INFO will also add more strength into our Japanese community and work together to promote the development of blockchain applications in Japan.
Ray expressed that SCRY.INFO welcomes new and old friends in Japan, inside or outside this industry, and any enterprise, organization or individual who is interested in blockchain smart contracts to join our SCRY.INFO community. Together, we can build the SCRY.INFO ecological community, and embrace a future of in-depth commercial cooperation and contribute to the development of industrial blockchain technology application.
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