Dublin, Ohio wants to develop a prototype blockchain platform that will serve as a decentralized voting and identity system.
Australia's New South Wales government is turning to blockchain for a state-wide test of a driver license digitization program slated for November.
IBM is working with Hu-manity.co, whose Android and IOS mobile app gives users a title of ownership, akin to a property deed, for their personal data.
In order to make public networks secure enough for enterprise use, two key things must happen, says EY's Paul Brody.
Civic needs a network of users, so it's offering free KYC for business partners and funding the effort with its reserve of tokens.
In a patent filing released Thursday, Capital One set out a blockchain system its says allows secure user authentication across multiple platforms.
Coinbase is advancing its push into developing a secure digital identity platform by acquiring San Francisco-based startup Distributed Systems.
The first developer to code alongside Satoshi couldn't stay away from crypto for long. He's now helping to launch a new token.
Tech conglomerate Hitachi and teleco giant KDDI are piloting a blockchain payments system that can identify shoppers via their fingers alone.
The second largest mobile carrier in South Korea has launched its own blockchain network and aims to apply the tech across several sectors.
Civic secures a high-quality URL from a longstanding internet company, raising the profile of the whole blockchain industry.
Zug, home of the "Crypto Valley" in Switzerland, has successfully completed its first test of a blockchain-based voting system.
Around 40 participants have trialed a "self-sovereign" know-your-customer application that gives customers more control over their data.
Digital identity is scattered and insecure. ConsenSys' uPort project wants to rework the internet to make "self-sovereign identity" a reality.
Swedish Land Registry and Blockchain project have concluded their third phase of testing with a full demonstration.