AI Protocol Fetch.ai Taps Deutsche Telekom and Bosch as Validators
United Kingdom-headquartered Artificial Intelligence company Fetch.ai has inked a new strategic partnership with Deutsche Telekom and Bosch in a bid to boost its AI and blockchain offerings.
Fetch.ai Registers First Corporate Partners
According to Fetch.ai’s update, its onboarding of both Deutsche Telekom and Bosch marks an ambitious move toward achieving its goals. Deutsche Telekom is one of the largest telecommunications providers in Europe while Bosch is a core leader in the technology ecosystem.
Their alliance is bound to produce significant results, considering the many years of expertise and user base that each of the companies has.
Markedly, Deutsche was the first corporate partner to come onboard Fetch.ai Foundation, a Web3.0 bloc established via a partnership between Fetch.ai and Bosch. It brings along with it an extensive infrastructure as well as deep-seated knowledge of the telecoms industry. In addition, its subsidiary MMS will contribute to the alliance by serving as validators whose responsibility will include safeguarding the Fetch.ai network’s efficiency.
Each of these validators will be a protector of the network’s integrity and their primary duty is to ensure that all transactions are secure and reliable. The trio plans to introduce AI-driven autonomous agents designed to oversee resources, facilitate transactions, and analyze traffic flows with unmatched efficiency.
Ultimately, the alliance is focused on creating an open platform accessible to a broad user base across different industries including healthcare, automotive, supply chain, and many more.
“This partnership signifies a pivotal moment for Fetch.ai. It’s not solely about incorporating real-world applications into our network. It’s about establishing a new benchmark for how industries can harness AI and blockchain to elevate efficiency, security, and innovation,” Fetch.ai explained in a blog post from Friday.
Growing Integration of AI and Crypto
The move underscores a recent blooming collaboration between AI and blockchain. While many enthusiasts believe that the integration is a welcomed development, some have their concerns. At the beginning of this year, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin provided insights into the dynamics of the integration of both AI and the crypto industry.
According to Buterin, in as much as AI plays a significant role in Decentralized Finance (DeFi), it could provide access to arbitrary bots. Noteworthy, as AI continues to grow and gain prominence, so do concerns about its security.
The impact of AI is noteworthy with Fetch.ai jumping as high as 13.5% in 24 hours to $1.70. The new alliance with Deutsche Telekom and Bosch may further strengthen FET’s stability in the long term.
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AI Protocol Fetch.ai Taps Deutsche Telekom and Bosch as Validators
United Kingdom-headquartered Artificial Intelligence company Fetch.ai has inked a new strategic partnership with Deutsche Telekom and Bosch in a bid to boost its AI and blockchain offerings.
Fetch.ai Registers First Corporate Partners
According to Fetch.ai’s update, its onboarding of both Deutsche Telekom and Bosch marks an ambitious move toward achieving its goals. Deutsche Telekom is one of the largest telecommunications providers in Europe while Bosch is a core leader in the technology ecosystem.
Their alliance is bound to produce significant results, considering the many years of expertise and user base that each of the companies has.
Markedly, Deutsche was the first corporate partner to come onboard Fetch.ai Foundation, a Web3.0 bloc established via a partnership between Fetch.ai and Bosch. It brings along with it an extensive infrastructure as well as deep-seated knowledge of the telecoms industry. In addition, its subsidiary MMS will contribute to the alliance by serving as validators whose responsibility will include safeguarding the Fetch.ai network’s efficiency.
Each of these validators will be a protector of the network’s integrity and their primary duty is to ensure that all transactions are secure and reliable. The trio plans to introduce AI-driven autonomous agents designed to oversee resources, facilitate transactions, and analyze traffic flows with unmatched efficiency.
Ultimately, the alliance is focused on creating an open platform accessible to a broad user base across different industries including healthcare, automotive, supply chain, and many more.
“This partnership signifies a pivotal moment for Fetch.ai. It’s not solely about incorporating real-world applications into our network. It’s about establishing a new benchmark for how industries can harness AI and blockchain to elevate efficiency, security, and innovation,” Fetch.ai explained in a blog post from Friday.
Growing Integration of AI and Crypto
The move underscores a recent blooming collaboration between AI and blockchain. While many enthusiasts believe that the integration is a welcomed development, some have their concerns. At the beginning of this year, Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin provided insights into the dynamics of the integration of both AI and the crypto industry.
According to Buterin, in as much as AI plays a significant role in Decentralized Finance (DeFi), it could provide access to arbitrary bots. Noteworthy, as AI continues to grow and gain prominence, so do concerns about its security.
The impact of AI is noteworthy with Fetch.ai jumping as high as 13.5% in 24 hours to $1.70. The new alliance with Deutsche Telekom and Bosch may further strengthen FET’s stability in the long term.
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