Merck Group’s AI and blockchain patent aims to fight counterfeits
Merck Group has acquired a new patent which will allow the company to employ blockchain tech to protect the integrity of supply chains globally.
Merck Group has acquired a new patent which will allow the company to employ blockchain tech to protect the integrity of supply chains globally.
Singapore’s state-owned investment company Temasek Holdings is looking for new opportunities in the blockchain industry.
The Austrian Government will support UK startup Lancor Scientific to open a cancer research laboratory in Graz, Styria, that aims to push for 90% accuracy for cancer screening.
The Global Blockchain Forum will be holding its second event on October 4-5, 2018 in San Francisco, focusing on industry “movers and shakers.”
Data scientists and analysts from the team at RoninAI, a crypto signals group, began to dissect the situation, looking for any possible clues.
South Korea’s Ministry of Economy and Finance announced that a total of 9 to 10 trillion won ($8 billion to $8.84 billion) will be allocated in the next five years for their 'Growth through Innovation' Investment Plan.
Boeing is collaborating with artificial intelligence technology company SparkCognition to deliver unmanned aircraft system traffic management (UTM) solutions.
Ant Financial has received “definitive agreements” for $14 billion in investments, which it will use to increase its technological and blockchain innovation
Entrepreneurs and industry enthusiasts from across the globe will gather at the inaugural Brains and Chains conference on Thursday, June 28, 2018 at the InterContinental in New York’s Times Square.
Nexfinance uses the blockchain to help protect customer information, while the concierge employs AI and data analytics to manage client assets.
The Optimal Shelf Availability Decentralized is touted as the ideal solution for major brands and even small chains to track their stocks, inventories and orders with what the company calls “pinpoint accuracy.”
Federated Investors VP Steve Chiavarone calls blockchain one of five “key technologies,” along with AI and the Internet of Things, that will drive the next industrial revolution.