Research on Infrastructure Construction based on Chain Network Cooperation
AUTHORS
Huayong Sun,Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, China
Zhi Li,Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, China
ABSTRACT
Blockchain technology is a scientific and technological project that countries around the world have been paying close attention to and researched and developed in recent years, and it is one of the most popular technologies in the world. Blockchain is a kind of bookkeeping technology that is jointly maintained by multiple parties, uses cryptography to ensure transmission and access security, can achieve consistent data storage, is difficult to tamper with, and prevents denial. It is also called distributed ledger technology and has distributed credibility. Technical characteristics such as not easy to be tampered with, and multi-party maintenance. The new infrastructure of chain network collaboration will use network identification as a key digital resource as a breakthrough point to promote the application and development of blockchain and realize the engine role of new infrastructure. Through the collaborative development of blockchain and the industrial Internet, the new infrastructure of chain network collaboration is committed to building a national-level distributed trusted application innovation carrier. Provide a unified identity authentication mechanism, object identification mechanism, and value exchange mechanism for digital applications to reduce the cost of using digital technology.
KEYWORDS
Blockchain, Industrial internet, New infrastructure
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