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Quant Overledger

April 30, 2018

Overledger is the blockchain Operating System (OS) for the future. It empowers applications to function across multiple blockchains. Overledger securely removes the barriers that prohibit communication across multiple blockchains, providing endless possibilities for your data and applications. The potential of blockchains are seemingly limitless. The world’s smart cities, new industries 4.0 and tech startups are using blockchain for everything from global payments to music sharing. It is predicted that, in the next few years, much of our digital consumption and footprint will be run via a blockchain foundation without us realising it.

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The Digital Group Inc

Headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, The Digital Group (T/DG) was incorporated in 1999. Today The Digital Group is the leading provider of a broad range of Information Technology services. With offices in US, India, Australia, Fiji and Sri Lanka T/DG provide support from the conceptualization phase, leading to development and operations. The team have been consistently delivering industry leading solutions to its valued customers for over a decade.

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