The company will select eight new “blockchain network founders” — defined as individuals or organizations taking their first steps toward implementing blockchain for their network — to participate in the program.
The eight participants will receive business, legal and technology support for blockchain network development. The program provides boot camps and workshops, one-on-one mentorship with the IBM research team and access to IBM cloud services.
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