The latest installment of the Blockchain Social Philippines saw members of ASEAN nations gathered to discuss nChain and Block Dojo's initiative and projects ahead of the week-long Digital Pilipinas 2023 conference.
The BSV Blockchain is set to attend the upcoming Digital Acceleration and Transformation Expo in New Delhi, India, from November 23-24, along with other tech leaders and global investors.
At GITEX Global 2023 in Dubai, BSV blockchain-powered companies showcase how emerging technologies like blockchain—merged with established manufacturing processes—provide a cost-effective, efficient and secure way to track products throughout the supply chain.
Scalability is one of the key points that the BSV blockchain-powered companies are emphasizing to the GITEX Global 2023 attendees, and effectively addressing a problem in today’s data-driven world.
GITEX Global is hosting 6,000 exhibitors and 180,000 tech executives from 180 countries, showcasing the latest innovations in the areas of artificial intelligence, the cloud, Web 3.0, cybersecurity, climate technology, digital cities and more.
The annual Unbounded Summit will be happening on September 21 in New York, featuring a line-up of industry experts who will share their insights and vision for the future of scalable blockchains.
UNISOT CFO Torje Vingen Sunde was at the Bitcoin Masterclasses in Zurich, and he says Dr. Craig Wright’s lectures are priceless as the company strives to ease accounting.
UNISOT's Stephan Nilsson and Abendum's Torje Vingen Sunde unveiled at the London Blockchain Conference 2023 stage their latest BSV-powered application that makes virtual document signing, sharing, storing, and timestamping a breeze.
In this discussion moderated by Joshua Henslee, panelists talked about massive data collection and how blockchain serves as a medium to tell the story behind and the purpose of this information.
In the latest installment of CoinGeek Roundtable, Becky Liggero was joined by industry experts to tackle the ongoing boom of the Internet of Things and how it affects blockchain and the supply chain.
Addressing resource scarcity isn't the only thing blockchain could provide a solution for but also tackling food fraud, which affects approximately 10% of the global supply chain industry.
Blockchain use in logistics and supply chain was dealt a big blow when Maersk and IBM shut down TradeLens; the future of the industry now lies with Hong Kong.
