China-based cloud network provider Xunlei has launched a blockchain platform, undeterred by ongoing allegations it held an unlawful ICO.
Salesforce is working on a product based on blockchain and cryptocurrency, the cloud computing company's CEO has revealed.
Riot Blockchain announced it would "investigate" creating a crypto exchange and futures product after acquiring a registered brokerage.
A Chinese investment association has scrapped a previously reported plan to launch a funding center to boost blockchain development in the country.
Ireland’s Department of Finance has proposed the creation of a blockchain working group to help form cohesive regulation across government agencies.
China's Ministry of Information Technology and Industry is ramping up its focus on national blockchain standardization this year.
As we move toward trusting everything recorded in a blockchain, consider the societal impact, e.g. on our ability to think critically and skeptically.
British non-profit Lloyd’s Register Foundation is teaming up with BLOC on a blockchain initiative aimed to improve safety on the high seas.
Jimmy Song's Programming Blockchain workshop taught me about a lot more than bitcoin.
China's information and technology ministry aims to establish a standards committee to boost the development of blockchain in the country.
Cannabis Wire, a trade publication dedicated marijuana industry coverage, is launching a newsroom on blockchain-based journalism platform Civil.
JD.com, one of China's largest e-commerce platforms, is launching an accelerator program to foster the development of blockchain-focused startups.
A newspaper that serves as the mouthpiece for China's government is arguing that blockchain needs regulation before it can be better utilized.
Instead, we may have something that does what a blockchain does, only faster, cheaper and scalable. It'll look more like a graph than a linear chain.
The House Committee on Science, Space and Technology seemed excited about blockchain's applications after Wednesday's hearing.