Blockchain technology news

Indelible.ink has recently invented a way to store an 80 character record on the Blockchain. Coinidol.com caught up with Steven E. Williams, the CEO of indelible.ink, and asked him a few questions about his company and what it offers to the market.

Everex, an innovative fintech and blockchain development company, has announced the launch of their new product Chainy, that allows to store any data in Blockchain forever.

Australian banks are ready to replace both the R3 Blockchain Consortium and the Linux Hyperledger projects in the position of leaders who drive the development of Blockchain technology. This future is predicted by Thomas McAlister, an Australian expert at Bankcoin Reserve Pty Ltd, who works with governments and their central banks.

Kaspersky Lab, an internationally recognized computer protection firm, in partnership with The Economist have recently held a challenge inviting teams from universities around the world to design a system for digital voting that addressed such issues as ensuring privacy and validating contested results.

DeepMind Technologies, a subsidiary of Google, has announced it will be utilizing blockchain technology in securing patient data.

The United States Federal reserve has shown a very strong interest in components of  blockchain and distributed ledger technology. This was witnessed by the release of a paper whose aim was to investigate the potentials of blockchain and outline the Federal Reserve’s interest in the blockchain.

HashCoins and Emercoin have just announced the launch of their new blockchain for vehicle title certification.

The governor of the Bank of Japan expressed the potential of Blockchain and distributed ledger technologies in modern economy development at the International Financial Forum, held in Tokyo on Monday, December 5.

Dianrong.com became the first Chinese P2P platform to join one of the world's biggest blockchain alliances, the Hyperledger Project.