Blockchain

Articles, news and analysis on the latest developments in blockchain technology and its applications in finance, supply chain management, voting systems, and smart contracts.

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AI & Machine Learning

Blockchain and AI will transform the driving experience

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How can blockchain help companies meet GDPR provisions?

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IoT and M2M

How is digital technology revolutionising the supply chain?

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Cyber Innovation

Tech Nation 2018 report: UK tech ahead of the rest of the economy

The growth of the tech sector underlines the UK’s ambition to be the best place in the world to start or build a digital tech business.

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Airports, blockchain and the seamless passenger journey

It may be a generation before administration is managed by machine and human contact is for assistance, exceptions and courtesy. Blockchain may be the technology that makes it all possible.

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Government & Public Sector

Chinese government shows confidence in blockchain technology

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Blockchain adoption accelerating in enterprise

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Block to the future: how blockchain is revolutionising the retail industry

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Will blockchain solve the cyber security skills crisis?

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How blockchain is revolutionising retail

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The current state of blockchain: Are CIOs planning on using it?

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Blockchain technology can help Bitcoin’s burden on the electricity grid

Blockchain uses a lot of electricity. So much so that Bitcoin transactions alone put pressure on the electricity grid. Maher Chebbo from GE Power suggests blockchain itself is the answer.