Fujitsu and Ricex are bringing to market the world’s first global blockchain-based rice trading platform.
The city says it will not concede to the demands of cyber criminals and is confident to restore systems to full functionality.
The city detects a network breach which resulted in unauthorised access to its information systems.
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The research firm’s latest predictions focus on the impact of technologies such as artificial intelligence, crypto-currency and e-commerce, beyond 2020.
The attacks on Libra, Facebook’s proposed crypto-currency, reveal the financial world’s fear of losing control.
Stafford Masie, computer scientist and GM of WeWork SA, believes Bitcoin is the greatest gift mankind has ever received technologically.
Industry players believe the planned crypto-currency will still launch regardless of key partners pulling out.
Local crypto exchange iCE3X is gamifying many of the features on its platform, targeting novice traders.
Money is being printed at rates not seen since after the 2008 financial crisis, but now we have Bitcoin, a monetary alternative.
The crypto-currency suffers a major setback after a key partner pulls out, with others reconsidering their positions.
The majority of daily trading volume on SA’s biggest exchanges is made up of trades above 0.5 Bitcoin, says Coindirect.