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Chinese Internet services company Tencent has announced it is developing its own blockchain platform for a raft of new services.

Swift has announced it is to develop its international payments blockchain proof-of-concept on the Hyperledger framework.

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Elliptic have announced the launch of a new tool, designed to make banks more comfortable working with the bitcoin blockchain.

The Royal Mint has announced the start of the first testing phase of its hotly anticipated gold trading blockchain.

A consortium of three leading music rights groups have announced plans for a new blockchain, to help protect intellectual property right.

A blockchain solution for land registry is being rolled out for testing in Brazil, w/c could see land rights recorded on a distributed ledger.

Broadridge has announced plans to develop a shareholder voting blockchain, in a move that could radically reshape their business.

Deloitte has partnered with Hong Kong’s central bank, as part of its drive to develop a trade finance blockchain for the Hong Kong market.

The European Commission, has announced plans that would see the creation of a proof-of-concept blockchain model for dealing with regulation.

IBM has announced the commercial launch of its new blockchain, complete with detailed plans for the first two deployments of the technology.

The Dubai government has announced a new partnership with IBM, as it seeks to become the world’s first ‘blockchain government’.

The UK government has announced that it envisages the blockchain for its drive to establish a digital future for the private sector.

State of Maine has seen proposals raised in its Senate that would establish a commission to work on the idea of a blockchain voting system.

A blockchain recording project, which aims to streamline the reporting requirements of regulatory submissions has been completed.

Thailand’s national stock exchange has today unveiled plans to build a blockchain market, through an efficient, secure, decentralised platform

Ex British Prime Minister David Cameron has become the latest high profile official to praise the wide range of features of blockchain.