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nChain
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20 February, 2020
Bitcoin Server Network or ‘Teranode’ to handle enterprise level applications
Teranode is nChain's version of the Bitcoin protocol aimed at enterprise-scale applications, on networks that process massive amounts of data.
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20 February, 2020
Calvin Ayre: Bitcoin SV controls a global monopoly on immutable data storage on a public blockchain
The CoinGeek London conference is going to be the tipping point for the Bitcoin ecosystem, according to CoinGeek owner Calvin...
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17 February, 2020
Metanet: The next version of internet is here
The Metanet is the next version of the internet, a version of the internet that is built on BSV, where...
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17 February, 2020
nChain releases Nakasendo with added C++ and Python support
Developers and Enterprises are getting more options with how they work with Threshold Signatures.
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12 February, 2020
BSV at ICE London: How iGaming is embracing Bitcoin
ICE delegates had the chance to learn more about the benefits of Bitcoin (BSV), and how it is already being...
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10 February, 2020
A week in Lisbon to bring efficiency to the Bitcoin SV ecosystem
The second CambrianSV Bootcamp for developers and entrepreneurs convened in Lisbon, with the participants from many different countries getting together...
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