Oracle, the global software giant has up to a dozen businesses using various Blockchain initiatives since its cloud-based blockchain platform went live in July 2018. Including a cargo tracking consortium called the Global Shipping Business Network (GSBN), which is a direct competitor to IBM and Maserk’s Trade Lens; China Distance Education Holdings, which shares educational and professional certificates; Circulor, which tracks conflict minerals; and SERES, a solution for dealing with invoices between franchisors.
Oracle said other customers are at the production stage, including Arab Jordan Investment Bank, Certified Origins, NeuroSoft, TradeFin, HealthSync, OriginTrail, ICS FS, SDK. Finance and Nigeria Customs.
Frank Xiong, group vice president of blockchain product development at Oracle said “Other vendors may still be experimenting, but we do have real customers in live production. To start with we saw 100s of transactions per hour but we are expecting to see thousands per seconds”
