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A Blockchain is a decentralized database that is shared among computer network nodes, wherein transactional data from various sources can be readily collected, integrated, and shared using blockchain cloud services. In block chain data is spilt into common blocks that are linked together using cryptographic hashes as unique IDs, while ensuring data integrity and preventing fraud and data tempering.
There are four main types of blockchain - Public Blockchain; Private Blockchain; Hybrid Blockchain and Consortium Blockchain.
In a public blockchain, anyone can join and participate in the primary activities of the blockchain network for free, while a private blockchain allows access to only selected and verified participants; where an operator has the rights to override, edit, or delete entries on the blockchain.
Hybrid blockchain combines features of both private and public blockchains, enabling organizations the best of both worlds. It allows companies to build a private, permission-based system alongside a public, permissionless system, thus enabling them to choose who has access to certain Blockchain data and what data is made public.
The word "consortium blockchain" refers to a set of private blockchains, where each blockchain is owned by individual institutions that have banded together to share information to improve existing workflows, transparency and accountability.
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