Steam Platform Now Accepting Bitcoin
The US-based video game developer introduced a new bitcoin payment option that will allow users in emerging countries to buy games without using their credit cards.
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The US-based video game developer introduced a new bitcoin payment option that will allow users in emerging countries to buy games without using their credit cards.
Global tech companies have joined forces to launch the first Japanese blockchain industry organization with an aim of increasing public awareness of the technology.
Gem aims at development of cryptographically secured universal network of medical information.
Rolls Royce gets an opportunity to leverage Microsoft Azure IoT Suite and Cortana Intelligence Suite to further improve its aircraft services.
The major bitcoin exchange has finally received a license from the government of Luxembourg, thus becoming the first regulated digital currency trading platform in Europe.
The distributed ledger technology has to overcome a number of issues to achieve widespread usage by banks, according to a new study from Morgan Stanley.
The smartphone giant Xiaomi has a large number of existing users so the payment service is expected to grow rather fast.
The news doesn’t mean any possible inconvenience for developers as Valve will employ a third-party Bitcoin processor.
John Hancock Financial has started to use blockchain to find out how distributed ledger technology could reinvent established insurance industry processes.
The paper issued by the companies highlights possible advantages and challenges of adopting distributed ledger technologies to financial services.