Max Yakubowski has a Ph.D. in Linguistics and Anthropology, with a focus in innovative technology and its cultural and social influence. He joins Cointelegraph after working as a freelance copywriter and blogger.
Rwanda’s tantalum mining traceability will be improved by British blockchain startup Circulor in tandem with Rwanda’s government.
A division of Chinese e-commerce giant JD.com has opened a center for developing “smart cities” with blockchain technology and AI.
Goldman Sachs has led a $25 million strategic funding round for blockchain startup Veem.
A new amendment from the South Korean government will exclude the sale and brokerage of digital assets from venture business classification.
AT&T has announced a suite of blockchain solutions to provide security, transparency, and accountability for enterprise customers.
Chinese search engine Baidu has released a white paper for its so-called “Super Chain” technology.
A Xinhua News Agency investigation revealed ways Chinese crypto investors are avoiding the country’s ICO ban.
Porsche has announced it will invest $176 million over the next five years in new technologies, including blockchain and AI startups.
Walmart will require its suppliers of leafy-greens to implement blockchain technology by September 2019.
BofA has filed a new patent for managing the communication of data from Internet of Things devices.
The Spanish government plans to apply blockchain technology to develop the local forestry industry.
The French government is reportedly aiming to widen the legal framework for all crypto market participants by the end of September.
Sources say Coinbase is consulting with Wall Street investment management giant BlackRock to launch its own crypto ETF.
Winklevoss IP, a company owned by twins Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, has filed a new patent for digital assets security transactions.
People’s Bank of China has launched the testing phase of their new trade finance blockchain platform.
