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Cudo, Future Tech, and Accubits have joined together to accelerate blockchain adoption

Cudo, the team behind the Cudos Network, announced a technology partnership with Accubits and its artificial intelligence-focused subsidiary, Future Tech. The partnership will start with decentralized application and tool development in the area of nonfungible token marketplaces before expanding to other use cases. Accubits was founded in 2012 and is trusted by both Fortune 500 enterprise customers and tech startups. Accubits' excellence in delivering solutions to the enterprise and blockchain industries is well recognized. Its clients include NASA, Smart Dubai and Nissan. It has a global development team of over 350 members and works across smart city, AI, blockchain and NFT projects.

Cudo is building a decentralized blockchain computing platform with its Cudos Network. High-performance computing will be available to developers and consumers in early 2022. This will remove the current centralized oligarchy of Amazon Web Services (AWS), Azure, Google Cloud and Alibaba. Accubits and Cudo have teamed up to provide services over the Cudos Network. Accubits' service portfolio includes a white label NFT marketplace platform, which can be fully customized for the project owner. For 2021, the two companies will first focus on existing blockchain services.

 

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