Cardano-Wolfram Partnership Gives Developers the Ability to Customize Oracles
According to Charles Hoskinson, CEO of IOG & Founder of Cardano, the Oracle Access Layer on the blockchain will allow developers to choose from
several sources - Stake Pool Operators (SPOs), a federation of actors,
trusted servers, and even 3rd-party solutions such as Chainlink.
“The goal is to put you, the developer, in charge of your Oracles,”
Hoskinson said, adding that developers will have a very easy turnkey way
of being able to query what they need and ensure that the informations veracity, availability, and completeness. The project is expected to
be release in 2021.
A few key partners have already been announced, such as SingularityNET, followed by the recent
Wolfram announcement. Cardano plans to announce more partnerships soon,
according to Hoskinson.
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