A bipartisan bill proposing the use of blockchain technology for governmental data security was introduced in the Colorado Senate last week, StateScoop reports. Sumana Nallapati, Colorado’s secretary of technology and state chief information officer, said, “To be an early adopter of blockchain, our hope is that it will allow Colorado to shape the industry by offering lessons learned, creating jobs, and providing better services to our customers.” Colorado is the latest state to introduce such legislation, with Illinois, Virginia and Delaware having already taken steps to develop the technology as part of their state agendas. 
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