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The research firm TABB Group has released a new report that states the first use cases of the blockchain technology across capital markets may be expected in Q2 of 2016.
A New-York based company specializing on voting machines, has recently announced developing a voting machine based on blockchain technology.
The heads of the IMF and JP Morgan claim they don’t believe that bitcoin will achieve widespread usage in the next years.
3M, BitFury and Allied Control collaborate to build world’s most powerful two-phase immersion cooling project with 3M Novec Engineered Fluid.
Bitcoin trading volume at Winklevoss twin’s exchange Gemini has surged more than 40,000% in the three weeks since its launch.
Coloured coins startup Colu teamed up with the consulting company Deloitte to bring the blockchain technology to the new markets.
Visa have introduced a new proof-of-concept that will make it easier for people to lease a car without leaving a vehicle, thanks to a combination of Visa, DocuSign and blockchain technology
Even though investments in Bitcoin startups have recently decelerated, financial institutions like American Express are still getting more interested in the potential of BItcoin.
Philips Healthcare has signed an agreement with blockchain startup Tierion to investigate the blockchain technology applications.
Balaji Srinivasan, the head of bitcoin startup 21 Inc, says blockchain technology set to alter industries gain consumers.
In its last publication the Cyberspace Administration of China claims we have entered the “post-Bitcoin era”.
Royal Bank of Scotland is going to become one of the first main banks to launch a service based on blockchain technology. Actually, this move may disrupt the way the banking sector works.
Barclays announces cooperation with blockchain companies Chainalysis and Wave.
Uphold, former Bitreserve, has announced the launch of new services and products.