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Bitfury

www.bitfury.org

 
Bitfury is the leading full service Blockchain technology company and one of the largest private infrastructure providers in the Blockchain ecosystem. Bitfury develops and delivers both the software and the hardware solutions necessary for businesses, governments, organizations and individuals to securely move an asset across the Blockchain. The expertise of Bitfury ensures successful, easy, fast, secure and cost-effective connectivity to the Blockchain. Bitfury employs a global team of experts in technology, business, communications, security and civil society. Bitfury believes the Blockchain can and will open new doors for global economic opportunity and prosperity, and its mission is to create and ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.bitfury.org
  • 456 Montgomery St. Suite 1350
    San Francisco, CA USA 94104
  • Phone: 415.529.7131

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Marc Witzke
Chief Technology Officer Profile

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