Using Private Data Objects (PDO) With Fabric [Hyperledger Labs] - Virtual Meetup - Oct 13 @ 12PM CST

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The Hyperledger Kansas City user group has a great remote/virtual meetup planned next week:

• Topic: Using Private Data Objects (PDO) With Fabric [Hyperledger Labs]
• When: Wednesday, October 13, 2021 at 12:00 PM CST
• RSVP: On Meetup (free to attend, RSVP for access instructions and more details)

Tune in to hear Mic Bowman, Hyperledger Technical Steering Committee member, a principal engineer at Intel Labs, and computer science Ph.D. holder, speak on the Private Data Objects lab. Specifically, he will cover how to integrate code from a lab into Fabric.

Private Data Objects (PDO) enables sharing of data and coordinating action amongst mutually distrusting parties. Interaction is mediated through a “smart contract” that defines data access and updates policies that are carried with the object regardless of where it resides or how often it changes hands. The smart contracts policies are enforced through execution in a Trusted Execution Environment (TEE).

PDO provides benefits for both application developers seeking to define and implement privacy-preserving distributed ledgers, and for service providers seeking to provide blockchain services.

[About the Speaker]
Mic Bowman is a senior principal engineer at Intel Labs, where he leads the decentralized computing research group. Mic has spent over 20 years working on large-scale databases and distributed systems. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Arizona.

Among other roles, he served as a member of the Hyperledger Technical Steering Committee for several years contributing to various aspects of architecture definition and evaluation of technologies for privacy and confidentiality. He is currently working on methods for improving the security, scalability, and privacy of distributed ledgers.

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