Unlike a few years back when innovators were sharing their dreams and visions, this year has seen entrepreneurs showcasing their applications, according to the Ayre Ventures founder.
When it comes to passion for IPv6 technology, there are perhaps few people who can match up to Sureswaran Ramadass, chairman of the IPv6 Forum in Malaysia and professor emeritus at the Malaysia University of Science and Technology.
Integrating with IPv6 has been part of Bitcoin's roadmap from the start, and Bitcoin creator Dr. Craig S. Wright has urged internet users to use IPv6 for decades.
It's great that someone recorded Dr. Craig Wright's vision for Bitcoin in 2014 because now, in 2022, we can compare what was said back then and where Bitcoin is heading today.
The first-ever Enterprise Utility Blockchain Summit India, powered by BSV blockchain, and will be held at the LaLiT Ashok in Bengaluru, India, on August 5.
Blockchain—and subsequently Bitcoin—serves a purpose in realizing the internet's full potential, re-enabling true peer-to-peer communication that should've been there decades ago.
IPv6 Forum President Latif Ladid talked to CoinGeek TV about what IPv6 is and how it differs from the current IPv4, how blockchain factors in, and his relationship with Dr. Craig Wright.
With the upcoming integration of the Internet and blockchain on the basis of IPv6 and CGA to form a unified IoV, there will be only one blockchain at the base layer to tie everything together.
Latif Ladid talked to CoinGeek Backstage in Rabat, Morocco, about why he is so excited by IPv6, his relationship with Dr. Craig Wright, and the future of the Internet.
Dr. Craig Wright joined CoinGeek Backstage to talk about his vision for a world that’s interconnected and running on blockchain, saying Bitcoin is heading to 10 billion transactions.
Global IoT Summit saw Latif Ladid moderating a panel on blockchain and food supply, outlining the key problems it faces and how blockchain plays a major role in solving some of these issues.
Experts in IPv6, blockchain technology, 5G, and the Internet of Things were present at the Global IoT Summit in Dublin, which made for a lively event full of insights and interesting takeaways.
