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MediXserve just launched a university-based blockchain research lab
- Published September 24, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
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- MediXServe partner with Ateneo de Manila University to create first blockchain technology laboratory.
- The deal aims to help more people understand blockchain technology and solve issues such as poverty.
- The laboratory will provide support for the introduction of blockchain into developing countries.
MediXServe have partnered with one of the Philippines oldest universities to create a research laboratory powered by blockchain.
The Ateneo MediXServe Blockchain Education and Research (AMBER) Laboratory will be the first of its kind.
AMBER will help more people understand blockchain technology and act as a support system for the introduction of blockchain in developing countries.
Jorge Azurin, CEO of MediXServe stated that AMBER was ‘created with the hope of helping the powerless’.
About MediXServe
MediXserve provides permanent, universal medical records for better healthcare using private enterprise blockchain technology. It delivers universal and controllable interoperability for all participating elements of the healthcare ecosystem.
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