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Re: "Blockchain-as-a-Service" does it worth to use?
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ETFbitcoin
on 18/09/2019, 18:09:25 UTC
Why would any company need a slow and inefficient datastructure if they don't need the one advantage of it - decentralization ?

Well maybe areas that require many transacting parties, like the supply chain.
Or to store critical data in an fault-tolerant way.

Consider a private blockchain as a p2p database, which guarantees robustness and fault tolerance.

Sharding and Distributed Database already achieve points you mentioned. Fault-tolerant also could be achieved on hardware level (extra PSU, RAID 5 SSD, etc.).

But it's different case when we're talking about public blockchain where transparency is necessary.