Colorado hires ‘blockchain solution architect’

By cineramaMay 23, 2019Bitcoin Business

The Colorado Office of Information Technology announced Wednesday that it has hired its inaugural “blockchain solution architect” to devise ways the state can use the distributed-ledger technology in government.

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