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The researchers based their ideas on “proof of personhood” technologies developed by the blockchain community.

China’s room-temperature time crystals could radically affect the timeline for the arrival of useful quantum computers.

The more powerful artificial intelligence becomes, the more challenging it will be to regulate it without restricting civil liberties.

OQC is also launching what it calls “the world’s first enterprise ready quantum computing platform.”

The first-of-its-kind architecture gives up to a 7x speedup over traditional training methods.

The term describing an internet-enabled virtual world lost to "goblin mode" in 2022 — "a type of behavior which is unapologetically self-indulgent, lazy, slovenly, or greedy."

At the height of the bear market, two NFT collectors have paid almost $1 million to purchase Bored Ape NFTs.

Oxford University has opened public voting for the first time with polls set to close on Dec. 2.

Universities have been helping with blockchain-related research for quite some time and, now, some world-class universities have added the technology to their curriculum.

NFT is the word of the year according to Collins Dictionary, even though it is an abbreviation.

The Oasis Foundation has announced a new University Program, bringing together blockchain societies from leading universities like Oxford and Cornell.

Oxford students will be invited to participate in the Zilliqa's $5 million Ecosystem Grant Programme.

A blog post from the University of Oxford Faculty of Law highlights the potential impact of a recent Canadian court ruling on lost or stolen crypto claims.

Ben Delo, 34 year old Oxford alumnus and BitMEX co-founder has reportedly become Britain’s youngest self-made Bitcoin billionaire.

Bitcoin mining pools BTCChina, BitFury, KnCMiner and 21 Inc. are now publicly backing Core developer Jeff Garzik's BIP100 block size limit proposal, and more top stories for August 28.