Black Tier Solutions announces partnership with Blockchain at Michigan.
“The University of Michigan produces some of the most talented developers in the country and they have an unparalleled interest in blockchain. This initiative is a first of its kind here in the United States and we are thrilled to be a part of it,” said Chris Neill, founder of Black Tier Solutions located in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
“Black Tier Solutions is more excited to partner with XinFin protocol,” said Jonathan Calso, VP of Consulting at Blockchain at Michigan. “Students get a chance to work on real applications and gain valuable experience in an emerging and fast-paced industry. Black Tier Solutions hope to expand the blockchain ecosystem on campus, and the developer ecosystem on XinFin as well.”
The University of Michigan plans to undergo a soft launch in Q4 of this year.
About Blockchain at Michigan
Blockchain at Michigan prepares students to excel in the Blockchain space by providing professional development opportunities alongside industry partners, building educational resources with multidisciplinary facets, and aiding students in meaningful research and project development.
About XinFin
XinFin is an open-source enterprise-ready hybrid blockchain for global trade and finance. It combines the power of public and private blockchains with interoperable smart contracts and is fully EVM compatible. For more information on XinFin, please visit XinFin.org.
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