Epirus goes mobile
Although our Epirus blockchain explorer for Quorum and Ethereum is primarily intended for running...
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Epirus Blockchain Explorer - free version now available
Hot off the heels of our Epirus blockchain explorer release on Azure, we refreshed our free...
Epirus at //build/
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Azure Blockchain Service Explorer
Last night Microsoft announced their Azure Blockchain Service providing a fully managed service for...
DerivHack 2018
Last members of blk.io participated in the inaugural Derivhack 2018 Hackathon, sponsored by ISDA,...
Crux 1.0
We’ve been busy at blk.io in the last couple of months since we announced Crux. We're happy to...
Announcing Crux, a secure enclave for Quorum
We’ve been working with and contributing one way or another to Quorum since it was made public...
Announcing our Blockchain Explorer
It’s been a busy few months here at blk.io with supporting the milestone 3.x release of web3j and...