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  • IOTA’s permissionless nodes allow anyone to contribute to the network and also run nodes on the IOTA blockchain.
  • The objective of Project Alvarium is to enhance trust and data management for applications through an open-source initiative.

The IOTA Foundation has been working in partnership with Dell Technologies for quite some time on key issues such as addressing major challenges in climate change and working towards the cause of sustainability. Mat Yarger, the sustainability and data privacy advocate, working at IOTA and DigitalMRV shared some key insights of the ongoing developments.

In his latest interview, Mat praises IOTA’s distributed ledger technology (DLT) for its ability to send data and transactions in real-time with almost minimal to no fees. He also talked about IOTA Streams, the decentralized data streams which come with built-in encryption and facilitate easy access to users since it’s on-ledger.

Mat also added that since IOTA is free from the miner infrastructure, there’s no centralization associated with IOTA. With IOTA’s permissionless nodes, anyone can contribute to the network and run nodes on the IOTA blockchain network. With IOTA users can send 100s of data points and then use the power of tokenization to monetize the process. Taking an example, Mat explains how IOTA can easily facilitate P2P energy distribution and transactions.

More About Project Alvarium

As we know, the IOTA Foundation and Dell Technologies are working together to solve the climate change issues under the much popular Project Alvarium. The two players seek to bring transparency into the climate change data and make it free of manipulation. Thus, they are working on a trusted execution environment where players working on a common goal of solving climate change issues can leverage the decentralized data with confidence in it that it’s not manipulated.

This will help to speed up the process of meeting the end goals and achieving timely goals by addressing the challenges of climate change, said Mata. As part of Project Alvarium, Dell Technologies will be working with IOTA to put all the concrete data on the ledger and make it more robust.

The objective of Project Alvarium is to enhance trust and data management for applications through an open-source initiative. It aims to facilitate accurate tracking of carbon footprints with the aid of Dell’s Edge solutions while maintaining transparency. Dell Technologies has affirmed that this project enables tracking and verification of data related to climate change, thereby contributing to its resolution.

Currently, one of the major obstacles in the climate industry is the issue of greenwashing, which involves incorrect reporting and reimbursements being issued. To address this challenge, Project Alvarium offers a scalable and transparent solution that allows all stakeholders, including organizations, individuals, and regulators, to come to a mutual agreement.


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