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# CONNECTIFY' system

Among the innovative technologies on which CONNECTIFY relies, blockchain is a truly transformative factor for the Internet of Things.

Thanks to its unique properties of decentralization, transparency and transaction immutability, blockchain solves many of today's IoT challenges. It guarantees data traceability by certifying its origin and end-to-end routing on the infrastructure. It is impossible to falsify or alter data without detection. Blockchain also secures transactions against piracy. Consensus and cryptographic mechanisms make opaque modifications impossible. Blockchain-programmable smart contracts bring intelligence to the routing and processing of IoT data streams, depending on context. Thanks to blockchain, users retain total control over access to and secure sharing of their personal data.

CONNECTIFY seamlessly integrates the benefits of blockchain with a simplified IoT infrastructure to realize the promise of a decentralized, secure IoT at the service of people.


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