Nexus Global — The first-ever crypto multiwallet the world has seen
When there is an ecosystem built to hold all your cryptocurrencies in a single wallet which is ‘truly quantum resistant’—the outcome is something else....
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How blockchain can save the $40 billion art market
Stephen Howes, a renowned art dealer at Thomas Crown Art, the world’s leading art-tech agency, comments on the market's most notorious crime activities—and how it can be controlled using this technology...
VNPT Group is actively contributing to boost Vietnam’s digital economy
Being the country’s leading telecommunications provider, the company has invested efforts to sustain a modern, synchronous and widespread national communication infrastructure for the Vietnamese residents...
Revolutionising E-Invoicing: Blockchain, RPA and AI are at the ready
Various national government initiatives, mandating E-Invoicing and real-time tax controls, pose a big challenge for many corporates within their future digitisation strategy...
Blockchain, circa 1995
The technology in its premature stages was discovered by cryptographers Stuart Haber and Scott Stornetta, and printed on The New York Times...
Capital markets ‘ahead of the curve’ in adoption of disruptive technology
51% of capital markets professionals believe that AI is already being utilised within their industry, compared with the sector average of 33%...
Poor understanding of blockchain among senior executives: GBBC Research
Only 7% of executives described their understanding as ‘good’, with the remainder describing it as ‘average’, according to the study...
Blockchain & bitcoin fastest growing research topics: SSRN review
A leading early stage research platform shines light on top research trends of 2018...
Assessing the Impact of Blockchain on Business Models
Blockchain does not need to be used for it to be disruptive — simply the threat of usage might be sufficient to disrupt existing markets and undermine long-established businesses...
Artificial intelligence versus regulation: friends or foes?
Regulation is the most frequent knee-jerk response to any such question of ‘what if...’. However, many regulators are cautious about imposing regulation in a vacuum, seeking to prescribe or proscribe technologies rather than focusing on particular applications of technologies...