One of the world's most well-known diamond companies is getting into blockchain by investing in an asset tracking platform.
Air services provider Dnata, IBM and others have completed of a proof-of-concept examining blockchain's potential in the air cargo industry.
Insurance giant Prudential has partnered with Singapore telco StarHub to launch a new blockchain-based digital trade platform for enterprises.
IBM has provided feedback to the government of British Columbia promoting the use of blockchain technology in the legal distribution of cannabis.
The value blockchains offer to supply-chain management will come once other technologies, such as 3D printing, disrupt global manufacturing networks.
A group of banks is charting forward a new course for how to design a blockchain venture – and this time it's seeking for-profit benefits.
American agricultural conglomerate Cargill is testing a blockchain platform to track the provenance of turkey products.
A group of banks, now including Santander, is planning to create a business venture in Ireland for its in-development blockchain commerce platform.
R3 has partnered with trade finance technology provider Bolero to make electronic bills of lading widely usable.
One of the world's largest airlines is looking at how it can apply blockchain tech to track workflows within its aircraft maintenance systems.
Deloitte and DNV GL, one of the world's largest classification societies, are taking non-financial uses of blockchain tech into uncharted waters.
The Dutch port of Rotterdam, the biggest shipping hub in Europe, is opening a research lab devoted to blockchain technology.
Mizuho Financial Group is partnering with Japanese tech conglomerate Hitachi to develop a blockchain platform for supply chain management.
Arizona legislators are turning the state into a blockchain hub by making smart contracts legally binding, and startups are taking the bait.
Upending the narrative that software is key in the blockchain space, Intel details its years-long effort to link distributed ledgers to hardware.