QMC CTO Jay Williams invented the Capstan Platfor
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Posted On: 03/29/2020 7:35:52 PM
QMC CTO Jay Williams invented the Capstan Platform which QMC further developed and rebranded into QDX Ledger. Then QMC partnered with DAML and Blockchain Technology Partners to adapt the product to Hyperledger Sawtooth and enabled connections to almost all major data storage companies like Amazon's.
Jay Williams helped start Cerebri AI, an Artificial Intelligence company in 2015. No doubt an AI function could be added to QDX Ledger at some point. AI is almost a requirement for blockchain technology today as everyone wants to 'analyze' their data' for different reasons Layering Ai onto QDX Ledger will make it more desirable.
Given Mr. Williams background and experience it is quite possible to integrate AI functions into QDX Ledger. IMO
Cerebri AI uses machine learning and data to help their customers understand how end consumers value the vendor, brand, assets and assess ability to pay.
About Jay Williams
Jay Williams co-founded one of the first internet service providers, Neosoft, and following that co-founded Net Explorer, one of the first Netscape and Java development companies. He has been a CTO and consultant to many of the Global 2000. He also held positions at CA Technologies as vice president of cloud commons and cloud ecosystems and vice president of big data infrastructure management.
As a consultant, Williams has developed a highly refined process for managing a company’s technology infrastructure, including applications, security, and network assets. He also has served as a highly sought-after chief architect and problem solver and has advised a number of high profile companies on their blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and Internet of Things (IoT) products.
Williams is on the board of the Austin Forum on Technology & Society, and he is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the Austin Blockchain Collective. Williams also is a participant in the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Credentials Community Group. Additionally, he has been a collaborator on open source projects with The Open Group (ArchiMate and The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF)) and The Linux Foundation (Hyperledger, Xen, and Linux).
Jay Williams helped start Cerebri AI, an Artificial Intelligence company in 2015. No doubt an AI function could be added to QDX Ledger at some point. AI is almost a requirement for blockchain technology today as everyone wants to 'analyze' their data' for different reasons Layering Ai onto QDX Ledger will make it more desirable.
Given Mr. Williams background and experience it is quite possible to integrate AI functions into QDX Ledger. IMO
Cerebri AI uses machine learning and data to help their customers understand how end consumers value the vendor, brand, assets and assess ability to pay.
About Jay Williams
Jay Williams co-founded one of the first internet service providers, Neosoft, and following that co-founded Net Explorer, one of the first Netscape and Java development companies. He has been a CTO and consultant to many of the Global 2000. He also held positions at CA Technologies as vice president of cloud commons and cloud ecosystems and vice president of big data infrastructure management.
As a consultant, Williams has developed a highly refined process for managing a company’s technology infrastructure, including applications, security, and network assets. He also has served as a highly sought-after chief architect and problem solver and has advised a number of high profile companies on their blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), and Internet of Things (IoT) products.
Williams is on the board of the Austin Forum on Technology & Society, and he is a member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the Austin Blockchain Collective. Williams also is a participant in the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Credentials Community Group. Additionally, he has been a collaborator on open source projects with The Open Group (ArchiMate and The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF)) and The Linux Foundation (Hyperledger, Xen, and Linux).
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