Siemens, the largest industrial technology company in Europe, works with distributor books for the minimum of internet manufacturer of objects (IoT), to integrate blockchains in the devices of the German giant through the automotive, robotics and energy sectors.
Minima works with the Siemens Cre8ventures division, an initiative aimed at accelerating industrial transformation by collaborating with startups in the fields of AI, digital twins, cybersecurity, etc., companies announced on Tuesday in a press release.
A gradual evolution of IT capacities towards the edges of the networks has seen a greater need for the security and integrity of the data to be integrated into these on -board devices, which is the place where blockchains at the IoT are useful
This is an interesting change because the blockchain technology could have originally considered the antithesis of large companies, in terms of decentralization and suppression of all kinds of intermediaries, said the CEO of Minima, Hugo Feiler.
“But as the power goes to the limit of these devices, even large large -scale customers must ensure that there is resilience through it,” said Feiler in an interview. “Thus, the ability of these large companies to manage a decentralized system is also critical for the mission.
Minima announced at the end of last year that he worked with the giant semiconductor arm to develop a chip with a large decentralized book integrated there. The partnership with Siemens, which resulted from the ARM minimum agreement, will pursue the objectives of sovereignty of the EU fleas law, introduced in 2022 to reduce dependence on foreign flea manufacturers, said Minimum.
“The minimums allows IoT the equipment to execute a complete node, so that they can participate independently in a blockchain network without relying on external servers or centralized intermediaries, eliminating all the central points of failure and guaranteeing fully decentralized security, integrity of data and verification without confidence. Marketplace, ”said a representative of Siemens in a statement.
