Ant Financial claims its enterprise blockchain can handle a billion transaction a day and save costs in global shipping.
Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone is set to utilize the IBM-Maersk platform to speed up processes after COVID-19 highlighted issues with the existing system.
The electric car manufacturer participated in the trial back in December.
IBM and Oracle are working on an interoperability project that could unite the business consortia on the companies' respective blockchain platforms.
Port of Salalah has signed up to TradeLens – a blockchain supply chain platform founded by IBM and Maersk.
The Hong Kong-based company calls it quits as clients raise concerns about the value of the coin.
IBM has completed a trial of blockchain technology to track a shipment of mandarin oranges from China to Singapore ahead of Lunar New Year celebrations.
Two South Korean government ministries are exploring blockchain's potential to bring new efficiencies to port logistics.
The Canadian Border Services Agency will partner with the Port of Montreal to trial a blockchain solution for supply chain tracking.
Lloyd's Register is demoing a blockchain tool for recording information about ships for underwriters and merchants at this year's SMM fair.
The parent company of beer maker Anheuser-Busch has taken part in a blockchain pilot in a bid to test the tech for global shipping uses.
Walmart is seeking a patent for a "smart package" that would use blockchain technology to track physical goods through their shipping journey.
Agility will share and receive information about shipments through the blockchain in hopes of reducing the cost of administration and documentation.
Deloitte and DNV GL, one of the world's largest classification societies, are taking non-financial uses of blockchain tech into uncharted waters.
A joint venture between shipping giant Maersk, Microsoft and accounting firm EY aims to apply blockchain technology in the field of marine insurance.