IOTA Completes European Blockchain Pre-Commercial Procurement with Scalable, Sustainable Solutions

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The IOTA Foundation has finalized its participation in the European Blockchain Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP), a multi-phase initiative funded by the European Commission to advance distributed ledger technology (DLT) for public-sector applications. Collaborating with partners Chromaway and Billon, IOTA delivered prototypes for Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Management and Digital Product Passports (DPP), showcasing scalability, sustainability, and interoperability.

Key Achievements

1. Solution Architecture

IOTA’s PCP submission leveraged its Tangle DLT (built on the Stardust protocol) with these components:

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2. Prototypes Developed

3. Technical Innovations Validated

Future Steps: Commercialization and EUROPEUM-EDIC

As the European Blockchain Services Infrastructure (EBSI) transitions to EUROPEUM-EDIC, IOTA aims to:

Dominik Schiener, Chairman of the IOTA Foundation:

"EBSI strengthens Europe’s digital sovereignty. Our PCP work proves IOTA’s readiness for large-scale public infrastructure."

FAQ

Q1: What was the goal of the European Blockchain PCP?
A: To develop scalable, energy-efficient DLT solutions for cross-border EU applications like credential verification and supply-chain tracking.

Q2: How does IOTA’s Tangle improve sustainability?
A: Its energy consumption scales sub-linearly, outperforming traditional blockchains like Hyperledger Besu.

Q3: What commercial opportunities exist post-PCP?
A: Partnerships with governments and firms to operationalize DPPs/IPR systems—contact [email protected] for collaborations.


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