Earlier this month, the Rubix by Deloitte team started rolling out their beta product, Rubix Core , with an early release to a group of selected clients in preparation for an upcoming broader release.
Founded in Toronto by Deloitte in 2014, Rubix wants to bring start-up speed and enterprise reliability to the blockchain market, bridging the gap between the exponentially innovative nature of blockchain technology and the complexity of existing enterprise system environments. The team wants to position itself as an industry-leading blockchain infrastructure provider, focusing on interoperability, scalability, performance and security. Rubix is specifically designed to allow developers to create and deploy decentralized applications in a full-stack blockchain environment customizable for unique industry and business needs.
Rubix Core is a lab-in-a-box solution that allows users to get their hands dirty and build the Distributed Applications (Dapps) of interest to them. In fact, many users are interested in building Dapps that are relevant to their business problems, without (necessarily) having to get into the weeds of the underlying protocol configurations.
“Rubix was born out of necessity,” said Matt Spoke , a cofounder of Rubix by Deloitte. “Necessity to challenge our own status quo. Necessity to fill a gap in the market. And necessity to be part of the change happening in the world.”
Bitcoin Magazine reached out to Iliana Oris Valiente, a cofounder of Rubix by Deloitte, who leads the business development function and general strategy, to find out more about Rubix’s value proposition. Prior to Rubix, Oris Valiente worked in corporate finance and M&A, specializing in valuations for technology and resource companies, business strategy, financial diligence and models, operations and marketing.
Oris Valiente explained that the Rubix team has built an Ethereum compliant enterprise infrastructure, as well as a set of GUI tools that make it simple for an enterprise developer to […]
