Deutsche Telekom (DT), the parent company of wireless network operator T-Mobile, has announced that its subsidiary T-Systems MMS will support the Ethereum blockchain network by infrastructure in the form of validator nodes.
In a press release, the German tech giant revealed that T-Systems will also provide liquid Ether (ETH) staking services through a partnership with ETH staking service provider StakeWise.
This partnership will see the DT subsidiary participate in the governance of the decentralized application (dApp) as it has joined the StakeWise decentralized autonomous organization (DAO).
According to DT, the move is intended to cement the company's presence in the blockchain space while contributing to the transparency of the second largest blockchain network.
The move is also to show support for the Ethereum network's transition to using a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus mechanism. T-Systems MMS already maintains other "sustainable blockchain networks" such as Flow, Celo, and...
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