Recap of Bytom CEO Lang Yu at IEEE C/BDL Standard Committee Plenary Meeting 2021
Lang Yu, CEO of Bytom, was invited to participate in the IEEE C/BDL Standard Committee Plenary Meeting 2021 on April 28. The meeting was held at Hotel Nikko Suzhou, Jiangsu Province. At the meeting, Lang Yu summarized and looked forward to the work of the P3209 working group in the past year.
Lang Yu introduced the standard-setting by P3209 working group and its outstanding achievements in the past year. At present, P3209 working group has absorbed 19 member units including Firechain, Sichuan Changhong, Onchain, CZBank, and maisitech, with a total of 33 participants; the P3209 working group held 4 offline and online meetings discussed a series of major issues including key generation, storage, hierarchical derivation, mnemonic security, cross-chain self-certification, performance, etc., and a preliminary draft on identity key management was made. The establishment and implementation of the standard is one step closer.
About the award
The development of the industry is inseparable from the promotion of outstanding companies. In order to record the contributions of outstanding companies, Lang Yu was awarded the honorary certificate by the committee as an executive member in recognition of Bytom’s outstanding contributions to IEEE C/BDL.
In 2021, Bytom will continue to deepen the industry and integrate technologies. In the era of rapid changes in digital technology and full application potential, Bytom will be guided by technological innovation and explore together with industry partners to promote the underlying construction and commercial applications of the blockchain.
About IEEE C/BDL
IEEE is the world’s largest professional technical organization and the world’s leading standard-setting organization. In the fields of electrical and electronic engineering, computer and control technology, the documents of top scientific and technological documents in the world written and published by the IEEE account for 1/3 of the total number. IEEE has also continuously expanded its focus to other emerging areas, leading the pace of new technology development, and actively promoting aerospace, biotechnology, computer engineering, new energy, and geographic information systems. Technology development in high-tech fields such as neural networks, and wireless communications. As one of the most influential standards organizations in the world, IEEE has released 1,300 international standards including WiFi and Bluetooth.
IEEE is the leading blockchain standard development meeting in China, and it also has greater influence in the international arena. On September 5, 2019, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) announced the establishment of the IEEE Computer Society Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Standards Committee (IEEE C/BDL), responsible for guidance, management, and supervising the development of blockchain standards and industry promotion, and encouraging blockchain technology innovation.
