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Music streaming service has announced a new acquisition that will help the company to monitor music ownership information and prevent problems of attribution.
China’s leading internet services provider has unveiled plans to develop its own blockchain-based product and gave details in the new white paper.
The IoT security services provider has signed up to the initiative aimed at driving the adoption of fog computing to solve main IoT challenges.
The Estonia-based blockchain company unveiled during the last week’s Qtum event that it is planning to use the startup’s technology for its smart contracts platform.
The solution offered by Stampery wil enable document certification and verification in Microsoft Office.
Ukraine aims to create an entirely new ecosystem for state projects based on the blockchain technology.
The Royal Mint Gold project will make gold more available for trade, thus changing the way asset is executed and settled.
The UK’s central bank has developed its own Proof of Concept ledger and will make the next version of its interbank payments system compatible with settlement in a distributed ledger.
Euroclear and Paxos are preparing for the launch of the Bankchain service that is expected to deliver lower costs and lower risk for the London gold market.
The supply chain platform developed by IBM and Sichuan Hejia aims to streamline flows among buyers, sellers and financiers in the pharmaceuticals space.
The participants of the competition will have the opportunity to win EUR 25,000 and take part in the three-month “SpinLab – The HHL Accelerator” program.
Jeremy Liew and Peter Smith predict a great future for Bitcoin in their latest research.
The world’s major music rights societies have partnered with IBM to develop a new blockchain-based solution for protecting intellectual property rights.
South Korean information technology giant presented a new distributed ledger solution, aiming to promote the adoption of the blockchain technology.
Qrator will give the understanding of Attention Economy that puts creators and curators on top of the Internet’s monetary food chain.