Chinese co-working company Ucommune has unveiled a blockchain research lab, marking its first move into the blockchain sector. The lab will create a platform to be used by its community members for building blockchain solutions. According to an announcement on the company’s website, the new facility is located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, and it aims at creating “world-class research” that can help companies build their own blockchain-based products.
Chinese co-working company Ucommune has unveiled a blockchain research lab, marking its first move into the blockchain sector. The lab will create a platform to be used by its community members for building blockchain solutions. Ucommune also plans to use the platform to research blockchain applications for co-working.