National Center for High-performance Computing Attended the General Meeting of Taiwan Blockchain Alliance

The Taiwan Blockchain Alliance held its 3rd General Meeting on May 20 at Grand Hyatt Taipei, inviting members to gather together and Deloitte Sustainability and Climate Change Management Team to share their experiences on global sustainability and virtual currency anti-money laundering practices. The Alliance chose this topic with an aim to usher the key trend and commercial opportunities of the industry. A large number of members attended the event, and a great number of new ideas were exchanged.

Researcher Fellow Hsien-Liang Chu representing National Center for High-performance Computing, a member of the Blockchain Alliance, shared the advancement of Blockchain platform services provided by the National Center for High-performance Computing. The Center is currently working with National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, National Taiwan University, and National Ilan University on PoC, and has assisted several government departments in developing related applications, including judicial alliance chain and vaccine certification. The Center also welcomes future collaboration with practitioners who have validation needs.


Researcher Fellow Hsien-liang Chu (second from the right) attended the general meeting of Taiwan Blockchain Alliance to share the current status of blockchain services promoted by National Center for High-performance Computing

(The detailed report and photograph were taken from Taiwan Blockchain Alliance website and transcribed with consent)