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From YouTube: PegaSys’ Ethereum Blockchain Suite for Enterprises - Maryam Mahjoub

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PegaSys’ Ethereum Blockchain Suite for Enterprises - Maryam Mahjoub

PegaSys, the protocol team at ConsenSys, has developed leading blockchain infrastructure products to empower enterprises using Ethereum for their blockchain use cases. This suite of blockchain infrastructure products creates a foundation upon which organizations can seamlessly and securely to create their blockchain networks.

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My name is Miriam I'm here to talk about the pegasus line of products. This will not be a demo because I'm not technical and our products are not that exciting when we demo them.

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But what I am here to talk about is really why a cerium and why you know we joined part of the hyper ledger community was because one there was no aetherium enterprise client that was available really focused within the community, hey and why were really devoted at the past few years of our lives to it. There's over two hundred seventy five thousand developers right now.

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Thirty two of the top fifty Forbes of blockchain projects are based on enterprise are based on a theory I'm right now there are over three thousand apps that have been built on ethereum and it's being used across 89 countries. So it's got pretty decent global reach from you know the past few years, and it's only really growing so why our enterprise is looking to cerium for their blockchain solutions. Part of it is the main net and having access to main chain, basically leveraging the etherium a community that already exists. The technology.

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That's been built on it, saying that there's use cases already makes people feel comfortable, and then it's also a future proofing. Your solution, you know, with the opportunity of potentially having your private networks, connect it to the main chain. Eventually, a you know: you're not saying you're, not putting yourself in a box or potentially creating a system that might become a legacy system very soon.

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The deployment it was really designed for easy and reliable deployment. So I'm not sure how many of you guys the presentation or spoke with collide? Oh, but you know it can really be done in minutes through them. You can also avoid vendor lock-in, which becomes a challenge when you're going into a more closed system, and you have access to a lot of enterprise, tooling, that's through the etherium community and then there's also the part of Native tokens so the benefit of having you know, secure, scalable and fast asset transfers by tokenizing those assets.

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You know that's fairly unique to aetherium.

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So when do we use which blockchain, it really depends on how you're setting up your solution, one? How is the governance managed? Is it? You know if it's centralized, we can forget about single party. You know we're all blockchain evangelists here, so we're not too concerned but yeah. If you have a decentralized and unrestricted a decentralized governance model for all participants, then a public blockchain does make sense, whereas a more restricted model, if you have a federated system, you know with one organization kind of leading the fold, then permission blocking makes more sense.

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Then transparency comes into play. You know. Transparency is important for everyone, but when it is public blockchain makes more sense is across that spectrum. Well, and then does that data need to be private. You know, for the most part, permission block chains are the option for most the enterprise organization, most consortium models, but they're arcade use cases for public blockchain.

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Now the product suite across Pegasus we've got hyper ledger Basu, which is obviously our community product offers both public and private chains. It has advanced permissioning. We also offer off chain privacy interesting enough, actually, with the advanced permissioning, we are introducing in a group modification with the permission, so you can bring people in and out of your private network based off of any changes that come up and we'll be releasing that on March, 14th, stable and fast finality and, like I said we have simplified deployment.

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We have a lot of monitoring option and we offer end-to-end encryption.

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Pegasus plus, is our commercially licensed option. That's built on hyper ledger Basu. It's really designed for those who want to get to production much faster or don't have the resources to necessarily do everything they need to do in-house on hyper ledger Basu. So it offers extensive database encryption. There's events streaming with calf:cow Kinesis, there's increased monitoring functionalities and it's fully vendor supported.

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Our latest product Pegasus orchestrate, is garnering a lot of interest because it really simplifies all the in-betweens of your base, layer or protocol and your actual applications, so it handles all of the transaction management. That's required the nonce management. It has a private key storage. It does smart contract registry for custom contracts as well, and it's multi chainable to protocol. So you can work on public or private and it can live off of any theorem client, not just type of ledger Basu.

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So this is how they would exist in an ecosystem, really a your first layer, your theorem client, you know hyper ledger Basu. Well, we have our private transaction Enclave, which is Orion, which manages all the private transactions. We have an external key manager, a signer that works across platforms.

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Pegasus orchestrate also offers Hashi Corp vault for Pegasus orchestrate and then the layer 2, which is all the smart contract, registration, all the transaction requirements and really simplifying them into everyday business. Language and functionality.

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And that's really: it I tried to keep it within 10 minutes, but obviously Louis any questions at all. For me,.