Discover the latest news focused on what surrounds bitcoin and the rest of the cryptocurrencies.
Blockchain is the new technology that is revolutionizing all sectors and markets, transportation, communication, video games, Artificial Intelligence, online security, automotive, this technology is expanding, updating and improving thanks to blockchain technology.
In this section our editorial team discusses blockchain and new emerging technologies related to cryptocurrencies.
The adoption of this technology is progressive and little by little it is being integrated in our day to day life, being more and more common to find news related to it.
VitalHub, a blockchain company based in Canada, has deployed a blockchain-enabled COVID-19 electronic screening toll named DOCit. The app will used by a Region of Waterloo-owned
Neo, an open source blockchain platform, and the University of Zurich has established a long-term partnership to jointly promote Blockchain technology education, research, and usage throughout
Popular luxury car manufacturer BMW Group has announced a new blockchain project that it plans to roll out later this year to track the delivery of
Indian government launched a blockchain accelerator named T-Block in partnership with IT services firm Tech Mahindra and IBC Media, an innovation management company.
Telecom providers: T-Mobile USA; Orange of France, Deutsche Telekom, and Telefónica of Spain, are collaborating on a joint pilot programme that could see Blockchain technology applied
Nebulous has launched its decentralized file sharing and distribution platform Skynet, powered by Sia Blockchain, that promises high-speed and low-cost data storage.
LifeFilez LLC, a blockchain-based important life document manager and life planning platform, has announced a strategic partnership with a leading provider of blockchain-enabled data network solution
Algorand Inc., the company behind Algorand Blockchain protocol, has announced a new Blockchain-based initiative in collaboration with PlanetWatch to combat air pollution.
CHO Group on January 14 announced that it’s Tunisian subsidiary CHO Tunisia, one of the largest organic olive oil producer, has partnered with IBM’s Blockchain-based Food
Cai Mep International Terminal (CMIT), one of the largest terminals in Cai Mep has become a member of the blockchain community. They have joined the blockchain
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