IBM announced on March 19th that the world will use the smallest computer Blockchain technology and will soon be integrated into everyday devices.

In a summary of the company's five-year report explaining what technological innovations it will use in the next five years, Research Team Leader Arvind Krishna pioneered a Blockchain implementation. The announcement came the first day of the IBM Think 2018 conference in Las Vegas. Krishna said:

"Over the next five years, cryptographic assets will be integrated into everyday objects and devices. It will be used in conjunction with Blockchain's distributed notebook technology to ensure that the time of arrival of the object from the manufacturing point to the customer's hands is real. "

More than 400 companies use the IBM Blockchain system

It was a new step in a few years of IBM's experiment with Blockchain.

In the increasingly competitive market for supply chain security, the company's nanochip will be equivalent to the same computing power as a much larger computer from the early 1990s.

However, data processing on the required scale, including data monitoring, analysis, transmission, and even motion, will allow various resource reports to be carried out.

In January 2018, IBM and Maersk launched the versatile Blockchain supply chain operation in a more than a year pipeline.

At the same time, the company announced that it was investing a special fund for the financing of Blockchain companies.