North Carolina Lieutenant Governor Dan Forest launched an initiative to look into the unique attributes and uses-cases of blockchain technology. As announced on his website, the North Carolina Blockchain Initiative will...

Blockchain technology solutions of IBM, TCS, and Wipro are now starting to be used in live projects, marking a shift from using them for proof of concept (PoC) or pilot projects, according to the Economic Times. As per...

In a recent move that could double down on the effectiveness of blockchain as a means of conducting logistics processes, German companies are banding together for a new initiative. The project will be responsible for...

Enterprise blockchain technology firm R3 has launched Token SDK, a developer tool kit that allows businesses to roll out tokens on its Corda blockchain platform. As per its blog post, the 1.0 version of its SDK will do...

Major food and media giants have joined a blockchain pilot program that aims to enhance trust and transparency in digital advertising. Announced by the Joint Industry Committee for Web Standards (JICWEBS), the UK...

Hyundai-backed Hdac Technology has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with StrongBlock, a Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS) platform, to cooperate on blockchain-based solutions. Founded by Hyundai BSC CEO Dae Sun...

Brazil-based real estate company Cyrela and blockchain startup Growth Tech have carried out an entire real estate transaction using blockchain technology, ZDNet reported. The transaction, reportedly the first ever in...

Industrial manufacturing giant Siemens is looking into the potential of blockchain technology in improving the carsharing market, Forbes reported. Carsharing is basically a car rental model in which people rent cars for...

Venture capital firm Outlier Ventures has announced a new initiative that aims to enable a new open data economy built on the decentralized web. Called The Convergence Alliance, the initiative was announced earlier this...

A number of major South Korean companies are joining forces to build a blockchain-based identification platform, The Korea Times reported July 15. Participating companies include Samsung Electronics, SK Telecom, KT, LG...