The evolution of blockchain applications from self-contained systems to hybrid ones is both natural and necessary for ...

IBM’s $11B Confluent acquisition reshapes AI and blockchain, uniting real-time data, trust, and intelligent systems for the ...

Bitcoin has changed the way we send money online—and the cryptocurrency market as a whole. From companies like Ripple, which focus on the use of cryptocurrencies for fast money transfers, to coins ...

The convergence of blockchain, AI, and Web3 is moving from buzz to infrastructure. By 2026 expect clearer production use cases, more hybrid system designs, and deeper institutional participation.

Blockchain has moved from buzzword to backbone technology for a growing slice of global finance, and the debate is no longer about whether it matters but how far it will reshape money itself. When I ...

A student-run initiative sets out to provide students with an understanding of blockchain and its potential to revolutionize the business world. Fri, April 12, 2019 At first, Rutgers Business School ...

Enterprises are investing billions of dollars in blockchain technology, but some persistent myths about the technology hamper faster blockchain adoption. Let's examine these five myths and set the ...

Reading blockchain books can be an effective way to understand blockchain technology comprehensively. These books can provide insights into the history and principles of blockchain, and how it works ...

The concerns around the lack of interoperability are a false flag by the bears. There isn’t a single standard for blockchain and industry experts think there will always be various types per vertical.

Susan Alman and Sandra Hirsh—like many people—couldn’t avoid news about blockchain in 2017. But it wasn’t all about Bitcoin. “There were interesting applications across numerous industries that piqued ...

If you’re like me, you’ve probably spent the last decade hearing about blockchain technology and all the ways it’ll change the world. And at some point, you’ve probably wondered, “Hey… what the heck ...