Oracle will unveil its blockchain software starting this month, joining the growing list of companies offering products that use the digital-ledger technology, according to Bloomberg.
The company will introduce a platform-as-a-service blockchain product this month and decentralized ledger-based applications next month, Thomas Kurian, president of product development said. The world’s second-largest software company is working with Banco de Chile to log inter-bank transactions on a hyperledger, Kurian said.
Another client is the government of Nigeria, which has sought to document customs and import duties on blockchain. Oracle’s products will also be pitched to pharmaceutical companies to track and trace batches of medicine, which may potentially ease recalls.
Behind the hype of cryptocurrencies, software companies have raced to leverage the blockchain’s ledger model to simplify processes. Salesforce. CEO Marc Benioff said in March that his company wants to unveil a blockchain product by its annual Dreamforce conference this fall. IBM and Amazon’s cloud unit have also both sought enterprise uses for blockchain technology. Kurian said Oracle’s products will be compatible with other platforms.
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