QANplatform Becomes IBM Business Partner

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PRESS RELEASE. QANplatform, the game-changing Layer 1 blockchain platform, is proud to announce its partnership with IBM as an official IBM Business Partner. We are introducing QAN Q-Cluster, a tamper-proof and self-auditing system that utilizes AI for log anomaly detection and incorporates quantum-resistant blockchain technology for provable durability and persistence. This collaboration highlights our commitment […]

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