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CME Group Using Google Cloud’s Blockchain for Next-Gen Derivatives Exchange Upgrades



CME Group, a leading Chicago-based derivatives marketplace, is embarking on a strategic overhaul of its infrastructure, driven by growing interest in blockchain technology. The company announced a partnership with Google Cloud to explore innovative blockchain services, including asset tokenization.

This move is partly attributed to the increasing acceptance of cryptocurrencies, highlighted by former US President Donald Trump’s supportive stance on the sector. CME Group sees significant potential in Web3 opportunities and aims to capitalize on the evolving digital landscape.

The collaboration with Google Cloud involves launching pilot trials focused on areas such as wholesale payments and asset tokenization. These trials represent a crucial step in CME Group’s exploration of blockchain’s potential to modernize its operations and offer new services to its clients. The company is positioning itself to remain at the forefront of financial innovation by leveraging the capabilities of blockchain technology and Google Cloud’s expertise.



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