At Gem, we believe that blockchains will transform how companies and industries connect to solve impossible problems. This technology will establish levels of trust and transparency that will inspire new business models and services.
From payments to patient care, supply chains to logistics, property rights to digital rights management, blockchain networks will underpin entire industries, creating the “blockchain economy.” These blockchain protocols will run in the background as the architecture of our daily lives, much how TCP/IP is something we use every day but rarely need to talk about.
Blockchain technology is about building a global computer, connecting the world to information it can trust and securing this relationship with mathematics. Gem is how we use that computer, how we login and create permissions, record and share data, run programs and diagnostics, and relay that information to the world.
Gem’s blockchain application platform empowers companies that are ready to build smarter networks and efficient economies. This transformation will be a journey, which is why our platform is built to withstand the trends of the bleeding edge and evolve. We are ready to move from the whiteboard to the real world, and together, we will build the future one block at a time.
From payments to patient care, supply chains to logistics, property rights to digital rights management, blockchain networks will underpin entire industries, creating the “blockchain economy.” These blockchain protocols will run in the background as the architecture of our daily lives, much how TCP/IP is something we use every day but rarely need to talk about.
Blockchain technology is about building a global computer, connecting the world to information it can trust and securing this relationship with mathematics. Gem is how we use that computer, how we login and create permissions, record and share data, run programs and diagnostics, and relay that information to the world.
Gem’s blockchain application platform empowers companies that are ready to build smarter networks and efficient economies. This transformation will be a journey, which is why our platform is built to withstand the trends of the bleeding edge and evolve. We are ready to move from the whiteboard to the real world, and together, we will build the future one block at a time.
Location: United States, California, Los Angeles
Employees: 51-200
Total raised: $12.4M
Founded date: 2016
Investors 9
Funding Rounds 3
| Date | Series | Amount | Investors |
| 06.01.2016 | Series A | $7.1M | - |
| 05.04.2015 | - | $3.3M | - |
| 18.09.2014 | Seed | $2M | - |
Mentions in press and media 24
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| 13.02.2019 | Банки — лишь начало: 20 перспективных индустрий для внедрения блокчейна 1. Банковское дело 2. Платежи и денежные переводы 3. Кибербезопасность 4. Научная документация и сертификация 5. Голосовани... | Материалы рубрики FIN(TECH) создаются в партнёрстве с компанией exp(capital) Отдел новостей FIN(TECH) 13 февраля 2019, 11:00 Банки — лишь начало: 20 перспективных индустрий для внедрения блокчейна Оставить комментарий... |
| 25.07.2018 | Blockchains for biomedicine and health care are coming. Buyer: be informed | In a First Opinion piece on how blockchain technologies could affect health care and the life sciences, its landscape map included 48 projects covering areas like decentralized health records and data marketplaces. Just six months later, th... |
| 25.06.2018 | New York’s RRE Ventures raises $265M for its new fund | RRE Ventures has raised $265 million for its latest fund. The firm was founded back in 1994, and this is its seventh fund (eighth if you include a separate “opportunity” fund for making follow-on investments). Exits in the last few years in... |
| 08.12.2017 | Does Blockchain Technology Work? | Share Tweet Share Share Email With so much talk of Blockchain technology in the online media, some would be quick to dismiss you if you tried to ask this simple question; does Blockchain technology work? But the truth is that there is so mu... |
| 25.09.2017 | Gem looks to CDC and European giant Tieto to take blockchain into healthcare | The blockchain is coming to healthcare. Over the past year, the chorus of voices calling for blockchain’s adoption in the medical profession is growing increasingly loud. Already, a pilot project from MIT’s Media Lab has shown great results... |
| 23.01.2017 | What’s next for blockchain and cryptocurrency | Kathleen Breitman Contributor Kathleen Breitman is the chief operating officer of Tezos, a new blockchain platform currently in development and was a senior strategy associate for R3, a blockchain consortium of more than 50 finance firms. I... |
| 22.01.2017 | Blockchain’s brilliant approach to cybersecurity | We are excited to bring Transform 2022 back in-person July 19 and virtually July 20 - 28. Join AI and data leaders for insightful talks and exciting networking opportunities. Register today! Hackers can shut down entire networks, tamper wit... |
| 22.01.2017 | Blockchain’s brilliant approach to cybersecurity | Hackers can shut down entire networks, tamper with data, lure unwary users into cybertraps, steal and spoof identities, and carry out other devious attacks by leveraging centralized repositories and single points of failure. The blockchain’... |
| 07.01.2016 | Gem Takes $7.1M For Blockchain Security | Venice-based Gem, the blockchain security and technology developer led by Micah Winkelspecht, said Wednesday that it has raised $7.1M in its Series A funding. The funding was led by Pelion Venture Partners, and also included KEC Ventures, B... |
| 06.01.2016 | Gem Closes $7.1M in Series A Funding | Gem, a Venice, California-based blockchain platform provider, closed $7.1m in Series A funding. The round was led by Pelion Venture Partners with participation from KEC Ventures, Blockchain Capital, Digital Currency Group, RRE Ventures, etc... |
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