IPv6-enhanced innovation to generate $7.3 trillion by 2025: report
The report by Roland Berger states that IPv6 will spur rapid development of other technologies, from 5G and IoT, with manufacturing the sector to gain the most at $1.8 trillion.
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Following initiatives from neighboring cities, Shanghai is building its metaverse ambitions under a recently published roadmap focusing on revitalizing its tourism and art sectors.
China’s Nanjing City district unveils new metaverse ambitions
Nanjing City's metaverse roadmap will follow a three-year plan and leverage other innovative technology, including AI, NFTs, and cloud computing.
Nvidia to offer metaverse services under partnership deal with Microsoft
Microsoft eyes to become a frontrunner in the metaverse space, betting on its new alliance with Nvidia that will see them build services for virtual worlds.
Ralph Wallace: ‘We have to innovate with IPv6 now because we must grab for the gusto’
Ralph Wallace shared on the sidelines of the Future Networks World Forum in Montreal how the U.S. task force uses IPv6 and how to start innovating with this new iteration of the internet.
Squire Mining operations undergo temporary power outage
The facilities housing Squire Mining Ltd’s cloud computing fleet in Kazakhstan will undergo temporary power black-outs.
Squire enters into a binding letter of intent with Core Scientific for hosting of blockchain cloud computing assets
Squire Mining Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has entered into a binding letter of intent to relocate 41,166 blockchain cloud computing units pursuant to a hosting agreement with Core Scientific Inc.
Cisco targets cryptocurrency mining with new patent
Cisco has been granted a patent for a crowd-sourced cloud computing application, which the company claimed could be used for cryptocurrency mining.
Amazon wins patent for cryptocurrency data marketplace
A subsidiary of e-commerce and cloud computing giant Amazon has been granted a patent for a streaming data service that could allow its subscribers to receive real-time cryptocurrency transactions data.