Updates

The Black Sea Community Hackathon Review

Blockchain technology is quickly evolving and exploring promising areas of cross-sector integration. The government of Georgia, like many others, is paying close attention to blockchain technology and the NEO ecosystem in particular.

: Updates; Posted On Wednesday, 17 October 2018 08:58; Hits: 240

Nets' Spencer Dinwiddie cannot get enough of bitcoin

Spencer Dinwiddie is making bank, and not just from playing in the NBA.

: Updates; Posted On Monday, 15 October 2018 21:03; Hits: 349

American Express (AXP) among companies that use Ripple's xCurrent

Renowned cryptocurrency project and payment solution company, Ripple has made a mark in the industry with its extravaganza of platforms.

: Updates; Posted On Sunday, 14 October 2018 20:51; Hits: 292

Carrefour Adopts Blockchain To Track Fresh Produce

Carrefour said that it has adopted blockchain ledger technology to track and trace chicken, eggs and tomatoes as they travel from farms to stores, and will deploy it across all of its fresh product lines in coming years.

: Updates; Posted On Tuesday, 09 October 2018 09:49; Hits: 428

Fake medicines: Here’s Niti Aayog, Apollo Hospital, Oracle & Pharma sciences blockchain fix

NITI Aayog, Oracle, Apollo Hospitals and Strides Pharma aim to bring transparency, accountability and efficiency in tracing and tracking drugs manufactured in India.

: Updates; Posted On Tuesday, 02 October 2018 21:15; Hits: 400

Blockchain Gaming Alliance Founded; Includes the Likes of Ubisoft and Fig

During this week’s Blockchain Game Summit in Lyon, France, several companies have joined to found the Blockchain Gaming Alliance.

: Updates; Posted On Saturday, 29 September 2018 15:10; Hits: 284

Acciona adds blockchain to wind-storage facility

SPAIN: Acciona Energía is using blockchain technology to certify that energy fed into the grid from its wind-battery hybrid project in Navarre is completely renewable.

: Updates; Posted On Friday, 28 September 2018 17:02; Hits: 285

Hackathons have the “fail fast, learn and adopt” approach vital for innovation’

Hackathons are proving a hotbed of innovative thinking in the wind industry – not least in the area of blockchain technology, as Darius Snieckus hears from Antonio de la Torre, CTO at Siemens Gamesa, co- sponsor of the second Hack the Wind event at this year's Global Wind Summit in Hamburg