Africa has tremendous potential, and partnerships are essential at this pivotal time within the crypto-currency industry, says the Bitcoin marketplace.
Conflux, a Beijing-based start-up, has achieved a rare feat: winning official Chinese government support for a public, permissionless blockchain.
Researchers are using AI to accelerate clinical trials to find a cure and are working on genome sequencing using high-performance computing resources, says Scott Campbell, Senior Manager, Content Marketing at CompTIA.
How blockchain can be the backbone of African development.
Having launched Testnet in 2019, Conflux is looking to establish a concrete community of developers and miners, and to also partner with African exchanges.
Some banks say they have no appetite for blockchain technologies; others, like Investec, are looking to roll out products and solutions.
The Trojan is one of the most commonly bought and sold stealers on Russian forums due to its wide range of capabilities.
The start-up’s global expansion and appointment of Eden Dhaliwal came after it received a rare official endorsement and financial backing from the Shanghai government.
Several lenders begin using crypto-currencies as collateral for personal loans, without much bureaucracy.
Skybox Security’s 2020 Vulnerability and Threat Trends Report analyses what shaped the threat landscape over 2019 and what it means for the year ahead.
New payment trends, analytics enabling a personalised customer engagement, stakeholder collaboration, and the use of IOT and blockchain will be among the drivers of significant change, says Craig Duggan, Commercial Manager at Transaction Junction.
Cable investment is up, with Google and Facebook planning to establish links to Sub-Saharan Africa, but immediate benefits will elude much of the region, says Bianca Wright, Reporter, CIO Africa.