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10 Deep Learning Best Practices to Keep in Mind in 2020

IntroductionIf you take a look at the literature and publications about Artificial Intelligence since the 21st century, you can’t ignore Deep Learning. It...

PCI DSS and What It Means for You

Running a business in the digital age is no easy feat. This is especially true nowadays, when consumer data security is at the...

UK JURISDICTION TASKFORCE STATEMENT ON CRYPTO ASSETS AND SMART CONTRACTS – A “WATERSHED MOMENT”

By Judith Rinearson and Philip Morgan On November 18, 2019, Geoffrey Vos, Chancellor of the UK High Court, announced the launch of a “Legal...

Why We’re Investing in Anyscale

This year at CES, Jensen Huang, the CEO of NVIDIA, famously announced that Moore’s Law is dead. We’d argue that it’s not just...

Eobot Review – Bitcoin and Crypto Cloud Mining Contracts

Getting into cloud mining is quite a simple task, as you will see in this Eobot review. The platform in question offers the...

Kristina Shen

Almost every new enterprise software company today is a SaaS company, so when we started our search for a new general partner to...

2019 was a year of steady infrastructural progress

CoinDesk 2019 Year In Revew This post is part of CoinDesk’s 2019 Year in Review, a collection of 100 op-eds, interviews and...

Why Collaboration is Critical Between Policy and Tech Communities

Interview with the experts at Chamber of Digital Commerce,  Initially Published by ConsenSys Media: Trends in Tokenization with the EEA and Chamber of Digital Commerce The Chamber of Digital Commerce, the world’s largest trade association representing the blockchain industry, alongside the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), a collaborative cross-industry effort created to advance enterprise blockchain technology, recently announced [...]

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Polymath Review: The Blockchain For Financial Securities

Security tokens seem to be all the rage now. From exchanges to regulations and issuance platforms. One such project looking to capitalise on...

Lawyering up: Can AI make legal more human?

Last month, I found myself giving a demonstration of Juro — our product for contract management software — on a Monday afternoon. Our...

Driving the innovation engine as you scale

We’ve heard the stories. Nokia. General Motors. Kodak. At their peak, they all held very prominent market shares in their respective markets. They...

China the Next Home for Crypto: 89% of Chinese Blockchain Firms Plan to Issue Crypto

More than 89% of the blockchain firms in China have purportedly tried to create a cryptocurrency, with many promising to release their token soon.  According to the Bluebook on Blockchain report, China allegedly constitutes about 28,000 blockchain enterprises. This report is co-authored by five different local financial and technology authorities. On Nov. 21, Yedong Zhu, the President of the Beijing Blockchain Technology Application Association (BBAA), highlights that of these enterprises, a majority place a focus on the issuance of tokens, but not exploring the blockchain.  The Bluebook constitutes information from the Beijing Blockchain Technology Application Association and Social Sciences Academic […]

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