
For global players processing operations involving millions of records every day, network efficiency is critical. Most blockchain networks experience “bottle necks” when there is a high volume of data. Hedera is designed as an infrastructure for heavy workloads, perfect for global cloud providers that want to offer their enterprise customers robust distributed ledger technology (DLT).
Another reason Google and IBM chose Hedera is its governance structure. Hedera is not run by anonymous miners, but by a global council of established companies, universities and technology providers.
This form of institutional participation creates a level of predictability and compliance that classic blockchains rarely offer. This is a decisive advantage for companies that are currently subject to increasingly strict regulatory requirements.
Hedera can be integrated as a network into the compliance frameworks of Google and IBM, while at the same time there is enough innovation potential to test new business models and make them market-ready. Participation in Hedera Governance also allows them to actively shape technological development.
The enterprise blockchain market is at a crucial stage. Many projects from recent years are now reaching the scaling phase, and the companies in question now need robust networks that can host a high-demand production environment in a fail-safe manner.
Hedera meets this high requirement: It is fast enough for real-time applications, secure enough for sensitive data and cost-effective enough for widespread implementation.

Google and IBM know that the competition for the leading enterprise systems is determined by the quality of the underlying distributed ledger technology.
Both global players rely on Hedera at an early stage and not only secure a technological advantage, but also influence on a network that has the potential to become the standard for future global infrastructure.
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