Google Cloud is testing GCUL, a Python-based Layer 1 blockchain for finance, aiming to enable tokenization, payments and 24/7 ...

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Finding [Daniel van Flymen]’s explanation of the fundamentals of a blockchain in terms of the creation of a simple example chain using Python was thus a breath of fresh air, and provided the ...

Google Cloud is developing the Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL), a private blockchain for the financial sector that ...

Google Cloud is developing its own blockchain, Google Cloud Universal Ledger (GCUL), completely under the radar.

Google is reportedly developing GCUL, a new blockchain platform for financial institutions, aiming to be a neutral, foundational layer.

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