Google and GFT partner for DLT innovation 29 September 2016 New York Reporter: Drew Nicol
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GFT is utilising the Google Cloud Platform to rapidly deploy the code developed by its client development teams into GFT���s blockchain incubator to simulate real-word scenarios.
In a statement on the partnership, GFT explained that ���it is possible to simulate additional banks coming online to a distributed ledger, then rapidly gather and interpret the data using Google BigQuery���.
���Disruptive business models, underpinned by distributed ledger technologies, typically enable banks that have an ���untrusted��� relationship, to communicate with trust, but without a ���middleman��� who traditionally provides the ���trusted��� confirmation,��� the statement continued.
���This brings great potential to overhaul many of the core issues that have hindered the financial industry, such as costly and complex legacy infrastructure.���
GFT recently created a test environment for a distributed ledger domestic and international payments solution on the Ethereum platform, working with a large European bank.
Nick Weisfeld, head of GFT���s blockchain and data practices, said: ���Working with Google has enabled us to create a test environment for a new Royal Bank of Scotland application using real-world volumes, providing them with valuable information on how their solution operates detailed in a new technical paper.���
���This ability to test at scale has enabled our client to bring their distributed ledger initiative out of the lab and into the real-world in record time, creating an industry-leading solution.���
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