Tag: Web3
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Integritee Sidechain Performance Benchmark
Our tech team has been heavily working on Integritee Network’s sidechains. Our goal was to find limits to measures such as throughput, and the number of concurrently connected clients, which block times work better — 300ms or six seconds? — but also the size of the state, and other details. Read through and get reminded…
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Integritee & Crust Team Up for Publicly Verifiable Decentralized Content Storage
Two major projects utilizing TEE-Technology are teaming up to bring the full potential of TEEs to the blockchain space. We’re excited to announce that we are partnering with Crust Network, a decentralized storage protocol based on IPFS. Crust Network will provide us with exclusive Web3 infrastructure, full technical support, and operational and maintenance services. Integritee Network…
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Integritee’s Polkadot Crowdloan
Now that we’ve celebrated winning a parachain on Polkadot, it’s time to get to work as Integritee’s lease period starts on August 27! If you’ve contributed to our Polkadot crowdloan, you are entitled to TEER tokens. The amount you’ll receive depends on our rewards structure. Learn how to check your TEER rewards. Thanks to the…
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Blockchain: Back to Basics
We are releasing a series of articles explaining the nature and mechanics behind blockchain technology. In this article, you’ll learn about the basics surrounding the underlying concept, including its main features. A blockchain is a digital set of sequentially connected blocks that work as a ledger, recording information. There are some major differences between a…
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From Web 2.0 to Web3: A Step Forward
Imagine being rushed to the emergency room one day for serious injuries from a car crash. You’ll be asked to provide all your private information to the clerk so you can be admitted. What if after a few months, your bank calls asking for the thousands of euros you spent on airplane tickets, hotels, and…
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How Integritee combines the benefits of Web2 and Web3 technologies
Web3 has a lot of promise, but there is a fundamental problem that hinders adoption: the blockchain trilemma. While the trilemma is sometimes used as a tool for competitive analyses between blockchains, Web2 infrastructure can also be positioned within it. A centralized server is akin to a network with only “one node”. This provides a scalable…
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Integritee Launches its First Web3 Oracle
Today, the first practical deployment on the Integritee network was launched: the TEER exchange rate oracle. The use case clearly demonstrates some of the advantages of combining trusted execution environments (TEEs) with blockchain. Using a trusted execution environment (TEE) to authenticate and connect to a third-party API via SSL, the oracle queries the exchange rate…
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The Integritee Mainnet is Live!
We did it: Yesterday, our mainnet was launched. This is a huge milestone as we prepare for the first real-world use cases to be deployed on Integritee. In combination with our token sale and exchange listing scheduled for next week, we are closer than ever to realizing our vision of providing the foundation for privacy-preserving…
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How Decentralized Networks Can Cure the Privacy Pandemic
With health data more at risk than ever, there is an urgent need to find a solution that enables collaboration without exposure. Among all the bad cybersecurity news brought by the pandemic, the rise in healthcare data breaches is particularly striking. As in other industries, the sector was ill-prepared to pivot so suddenly to remote…
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Integritee to Collaborate with KILT Protocol for SocialKYC Authentication
The partnership could allow KILT’s identity verification service, SocialKYC, to be publicly audited on a blockchain ledger. Integritee is teaming up with KILT, a blockchain identity protocol. The partnership could allow KILT’s SocialKYC service to be publicly audited by users. KILT recently secured a Kusama parachain slot and launched mainnet, and will soon be fully…