By Solomon Odunayo
VeChain (VET), a distributed ledger technology (DLT) project that focuses on the supply chain, will be mounting the stage to deliver a keynote at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) 2020 sponsored by the Shanghai Municipal People’s Government between 9th to 11th July 2020.
According to the report made available on 3rd July, the first blockchain technology session called “blockchainize the future, power the economy” will be opened by VeChain (VET).
The Shanghai Municipal Commission of Economy, Informatization, Shanghai Finance Information Association, and lots of other notable enterprises and organizations will join hands to host the conference. Some tech giants expected to be part of the conference are Amazon, Alibaba, Microsoft, Tencent, Huawei, and others alike.
A Good Step towards VeChain (VET) Adoption
According to the report, the event will serve as a means for VeChain (VET) to showcase its industry-leading blockchain infrastructure and technology, to fast-track adoption.
VeChain sees it as a great honor to be the company to open the blockchain session of the WAIC conference, believing that its keynote will be closely listened to by other attendees and important personalities invited.
Considering the fact that blockchain is becoming prominent in China and the high-profile nature of the conference, VeChain will not let an opportunity to appear on such a grand stage slip away.
Read a part of the announcement below:
“VeChain will capitalize on this massive opportunity to pitch and share our experience and solutions to all stakeholders attending the conference. We are confident that our reputation and experience in solving pain points in the business world will convince even more partners to come onboard and expand our networking opportunities.”
The fact remains that the conference is liable to give VeChain a very huge exposure in the growing Chinese blockchain ecosystem.
Also, the high-profile conference, WAIC, has the capacity to draw VeChain closer to the level of the giants in the industry, which could aid to fast-track its mainstream adoption.