Aussie start-ups offer bite of the blockchain in Big Apple
Australian blockchain start-ups are attending the Consensus blockchain conference this week, as part of an Austrade mission to New York.
Australian blockchain start-ups are attending the Consensus blockchain conference this week, as part of an Austrade mission to New York.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has partnered with CSIRO’s Data61 group to pilot a blackchain-based programmable money app.
Researchers behind the ‘fork-free’ Red Belly Blockchain have validated their work on a global scale, by deploying it on 1,000 virtual machines across 14 of Amazon Web Services’ 18 geographic regions.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) and Ernst & Young (EY) have developed a blockchain-based platform to enable high-value assets to be more easily shared between businesses.
The volatility of cryptocurrencies has become something of a joke. The fact its value bounces around like a kangaroo in a clown car has given rise to countless memes about the emotional toll of being an investor.
Commonwealth Bank of Australia has hinted at plans to import the “commercialised blockchain solution” it has successfully trialed in South Africa.
IBM has announced a blockchain banking network to help financial institutions process cross-border payments more quickly and cheaply.
You probably already have an opinion on blockchain, which sits somewhere on the scale between “the biggest thing I’ve seen in my life” to “a lot of hype”.
ASX Limited has invested A$14.9 million to acquire a 5 per cent equity interest in Digital Asset, which develops distributed ledger technology similar to the Bitcoin blockchain.