Decentralized storage and computing solutions firm CESS has announced its membership in the Government Blockchain Association (GBA), which is a global organization dedicated to advancing the adoption of blockchain technology across government, finance, and infrastructure sectors. CESS’s GBA membership aligns with its mission to foster a secure, user-centric, and decentralized digital ecosystem, while advancing industry standards in blockchain-based data infrastructure.
As part of the partnership, CESS sponsored GBA’s “Blockchain & Infrastructure” conference this week in Washington, D.C. The conference, held on November 6-7, brought together policymakers and blockchain industry leaders who discussed the field’s transformative potential in public infrastructure, data management and government applications. CESS Co-founder Joseph Li spoke at the event on “Decentralized Platforms, Storage & Computing,” and also hosted a panel discussion that delved into the benefits of decentralized infrastructure across critical sectors. WATCH THE VIDEO
CESS Co-Founder Joseph Li speaking at the conference
“Our collaboration with GBA will enable us to contribute to policy frameworks that promote ethical and effective blockchain adoption,” said Li. “By working closely with the Blockchain & Infrastructure conference, CESS wants to demonstrate how decentralized storage and computing can elevate security, user control and operational efficiency in data management—qualities that are crucial for both government and enterprise applications.”
As a sponsor, CESS highlights its advanced solutions designed for high-frequency, enterprise-level data storage, as well as its pioneering developments in decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN). Through these technologies, CESS supports enhanced data sovereignty and security, empowering users across sectors to manage their data autonomously.
CESS says its GBA membership and engagement in high-profile industry events reflect the company’s broader mission to support regulatory frameworks that encourage blockchain innovation while safeguarding user privacy. Alongside industry organizations like GBA, the Blockchain Association, and IEEE, CESS is committed to building a secure and equitable digital economy that champions data sovereignty and transparency.
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