Engineers have the ability to create and innovate solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems. Real Skills Education, a not-for-profit organisation based in Australia is bringing some of the most talented engineering students to Singapore to present deeply technical solutions towards global social issues afflicting the world we live in.
Topics: Blockchain, Data Science / Data Analytics, Startups, Talent, Others
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is the world’s largest technical and professional organisation dedicated to the advancement of technology for the benefit of humanity.
Topics: Blockchain
Blockchain technology has impressive potential for creating more open, transparent, and verifiable systems that allow individuals to share information with each other through processes that were previously impossible.
Topics: Blockchain
The world produces over 2.5 quint billion bytes of data every single day. However, only a small percentage of this data is being analysed and used for the advancement of Artificial Intelligence. There are many constraints that revolve around the stigma of data sharing, especially in areas like privacy and provenance. In what ways can the introduction of blockchain address this situation?
Topics: Blockchain, Data Science / Data Analytics
As blockchain technology matures, businesses are now pushing their pilots into production, and even more are announcing their commitment to exploring blockchain solutions. New alliances, protocols, and services have emerged dedicated to simplifying the blockchain development process. At the top, global business leaders are committed to realising the potential of a blockchain-enabled world. But what are the realities for the developers that do the work of building on blockchain? The ease of use of blockchain development technology, resources, and tools are crucial in ensuring the adoption of enterprise blockchain.
Topics: Blockchain
The mobility industry is transforming quickly to a network-based economy where ownership becomes increasingly less relevant. Blockchain technology can be the technological foundation for the new mobility economy.
Topics: Blockchain
Blockchain technology is on the rise. With the technology being adopted at a rate faster than anticipated across industries - ranging from real estate, financial services to legal service - having a fundamental understanding of Blockchain is a must for everyone.
Topics: Blockchain
Today, banks and large financial institutions around the world are struggling to meet the ever-increasing scale and rate of regulatory change. Processes for Know-Your-Customer (KYC) compliance, in particular, are costly and time-consuming with huge fines for non-compliance today. The value proposition of blockchain for KYC becomes readily apparent.
Topics: Blockchain
Join us in discussing the progress and future of Security Token Offerings (STOs) with Aaron Kaplan, Professor David Lee, Karthik Iyer, and Mikhail Mironov.
Topics: Blockchain
All cryptocurrencies by design are built on public blockchains (aka public distributed ledgers), otherwise they would be simply private ledgers. The data in these blockchains are not easy to access or understand. A group of open source developers are working on Blockchain ETL, a project to make the data accessible and amenable to analysis. We'll take a look at the details of what this project does and how it works, as well as what the resulting data can be used for.
Topics: Blockchain, Data Science / Data Analytics
Understanding Blockchain Opportunities and Challenges in Singapore's Business Environment
Topics: Blockchain
The financial sector has been making bold bets on the digital revolution. For this event, we bring together the brightest and best fintech professionals from universities and the industry for an afternoon of thoughtful discussions, knowledge sharing, and networking. This session will cover both technical updates and market trends. Come join us and stay ahead of the competition!
Topics: Artificial Intelligence / Deep Learning / Machine Learning / Robotics, Blockchain