Yesterday the
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) released two new sets of specifications. One is the second version of its
client specifications. The other is a preview version for
off-chain trusted compute. The latter is particularly useful for privacy solutions. It enables companies to temporarily move transactions off the main blockchain for processing and writing the result back to the main chain.
The latest announcement comes days after
Hyperledger announced the integration of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (evm) which means Ethereum smart contracts can be used on Hyperledger Fabric.
Trusted compute
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