Automotive executives are starting to wake up to the use cases of blockchain in the industry, but there's a way to go.
A confluence of technologies is poised to dramatically reshape manufacturing and, in the process, render obsolete the international trade regime.
Norway-based registrar DNV GL has invested in blockchain startup VeChain, with plans to become a "Masternode" holder, the firms have said.
A group of former Deloitte blockchain specialists are joining a startup seeking to launch a token for the global supply chain.
HSBC and ING have performed a claimed world-first trade finance transaction on a single blockchain system for agri-food firm Cargill.
The chief of logistic giant FedEx has spoken of the need to adopt new technologies like blockchain at CoinDesk's Consensus 2018 event.
Software giant SAP has announced a new food safety-related blockchain pilot and a collaboration with a Swiss supply chain startup.
During Ethereal Summit, attendees were invited to track the tuna in their sushi from start to finish through the use of the ethereum blockchain.
Bahrain's General Directorate of Traffic has a plan to develop a blockchain-based vehicle registry system.
Australia's Department of Home Affairs is touting blockchain technology in a push to modernize the country's international trade supply chains.
Representatives from the Department of Homeland Security, Maersk and UPS described how blockchain can be used in supply chain in a hearing Tuesday.
Tuesday's blockchain hearing will specifically look at the technology's applications in supply chain management.
Combined with other emerging tech, blockchain could enable a new paradigm of decentralized, on-demand production and realign global economic power.
Ethiopia is exploring the use of blockchain technology to track the supply chain for its largest export, coffee.
A perfect storm of new tech including blockchain, the internet of things and big data analytics is changing the outlook for microinsurance.