Japanese Mobile Firm NTT Plans to Invest $4 Billion in Web3 Technology – Find Out Why
Japan’s largest mobile telecoms operator NTT DOCOMO has announced plans to invest up to 600 billion yen ($4 billion) into Web3 infrastructure. The company has joined forces with multichain smart contract platform Astar N...
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The company has joined forces with multichain smart contract platform Astar Network as well as Irish services company Accenture to speed up Web3 adoption, according to a recent press release....
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