| | October 11th, 2016
"Money is one of the greatest instruments of freedom ever invented by man."
― Friedrich Hayek
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Supply chains are not always about things. Data and software have their delivery processes, too, and protecting their integrity is crucial.
Ericsson is working on a different approach to enhancing data security that could have significant impact on how we handle the Internet of Things, healthcare, insurance, government records, finance…
While not a bitcoin-like blockchain, its innovative system uses “fingerprints” to ensure that data integrity remains intact along its supply chain. The company has been working on the technology for some time, and in an interview with CoinDesk talks about broadening its ongoing blockchain efforts with both its clients and major firms like GE. (Read the story.)
What else?
· Digital Asset Holdings files blockchain patent for digital asset trading. Say what?
· TechCrunch turns its attention to blockchains with a series of videos. All-star cast.
· Bitcoin scaling isn’t about the block size anymore. What, then?
· Could the blockchain kickstart a healthcare revolution? It’s complicated.
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