KardiaChain named among top trending tech companies

KardiaChain was listed among top companies leading the Cross-Chain Communication trend (technology that helps increase interoperability between two or more blockchains).

According to a KardiaChain representative, a problem with blockchain infrastructure involves using different consensus rules and not being able to "communicate," which leads to fragmented information flow.

"Building a multi-connected blockchain would help businesses exchange and share information, making blockchain applications easier and more practical," he said.

The KardiaChain representative stated there are many interconnected multi-chain solutions being developed across the world. However, most current approaches fail to take into account the entire picture. These projects often reach a dead end due to a lack of scalability, interaction with other chains and broad applicability.

Aware of these problems, the KardiaChain engineering team under the leadership of CTO Huy Nguyen spent the past three years developing Dual Node technology, boasting non-invasive, high-performance and decentralized features.

"KardiaChain’s dual network node is one of the core technologies that carry cryptographic proof across blockchains. It is possible to check the authenticity of data coming from any blockchain," Huy said.

Huy Nguyen, KardiaChain CTO. Photo by KardiaChain.

KardiaChain has officially launched its decentralized platform - Mainnet 1.0 Aris after three years of R&D.

Huy Nguyen, also co-founder of KardiaChain and an ardent developer, used to be a senior manager at Google, with more than 10 years of experience in building large-scale distributed infrastructure. He managed many important projects, most notably Android Hearables Experience and Google Access Wireless Platform.

Huy Nguyen, CTO KardiaChain (L) at Tech Fest 2020.

He owns several patents and research projects in the U.S. in the field of network infrastructure, as part of Google's "Next Billion Users" initiative to build a technology platform for Africa and developing nations in Asia and Latin America.

"In the next five to 10 years, blockchain will be one of the key technology industries, creating breakthroughs in economic development in the same way AI, Machine Learning, or Cloud Computing have demonstrated over the past decade. This technology will be the foundation for building applications serving many important areas of the economy like finance, supply chain..." the CTO said.