Ubisoft joins XPLA network as blockchain validator
The collaboration was announced on XPLA's Medium page. It is intended to cement Ubisoft's forward-looking stance on blockchain technology via its Strategic Innovation Lab and mark a leap toward intertwining the gaming and blockchain spaces
Ubisoft, the company behind global video game hits such as Assassin's Creed and Just Dance, has officially partnered with the XPLA network, assuming the role of a node validator.
The collaboration was announced on XPLA's Medium page. It is intended to cement Ubisoft's forward-looking stance on blockchain technology via its Strategic Innovation Lab and mark a leap toward intertwining the gaming and blockchain spaces.
According to the announcement, by joining the XPLA ecosystem, Ubisoft will leverage its extensive expertise in game development to ensure the network's transactions and data are secure and efficiently validated.
This partnership could enrich the XPLA ecosystem, which is known for its dedication to becoming a leading content hub focusing on digital media and gaming.
The network, powered by the Tendermint blockchain engine and its Byzantine Fault Tolerant (BFT) consensus, is home to popular crypto games, including Summoners War and The Walking Dead.
