Shared data infrastructure refers to a common underlying system or framework that enables multiple entities or applications to access, process, and exchange data collaboratively. In the blockchain domain, this refers to decentralized networks where transaction data and state information are collectively maintained and verified by participants. Such infrastructure promotes transparency, interoperability, and the efficient coordination of information across various digital services. It forms the backbone for many decentralized applications.
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The concept of shared data infrastructure is central to blockchain technology, where a distributed ledger provides a single, consistent source of truth for all participants. News reports frequently discuss the benefits of such systems for supply chain management, identity verification, and financial settlements. The ongoing development of scalable and secure shared data infrastructures remains a key area of focus for expanding the utility of digital assets.
The blockchain-based "book and claim" system integrates a new supplier, enhancing the traceability and scalability of verified Sustainable Aviation Fuel credits.
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