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South Korean telco LG Uplus is to trial a blockchain-based mobile payment service aimed to let travelers save fees when shopping abroad. origin »
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Nokia, a Finnish telecoms company, is joining the crypto revolution. According to reports, Nokia has developed a technology for encrypting digital assets and addressing vulnerabilities. The Finnish company formally applied for a patent for the encryption of digital assets with the Chinese Intellectual Property Administration last June 2024.
Deutsche Telekom has joined Polygon as a network validator. The telecommunications giant’s subsidiary Deutsche Telekom MMS will offer staking services to Polygon POS and Supernets. Deutsche Telekom MMS provides validation and staking services on Ethereum, Flow and Chainlink among other chains.
Hugo Feiler, CEO of Minima Global, thinks that blockchain will be an important technology... The post Minima Global CEO: blockchain will be vital for telecoms post-COVID-19 appeared first on Coin Journal.
Reliance Jio, which recently became the largest private telecom company in India and the world, has announced the launch of a proprietary blockchain solution built to improve customer data privacy. In the report by ET Telecom, August 12, 2019, Reliance executive chairman Mukesh Ambani, spoke of the imminent transformation of Jio into a technology companyRead MoreRead More.
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Smartphone users in India can soon say goodbye for good to unsolicited pesky calls and messages as one of the country’s largest telecom companies, Bharti Airtel in partnership with IBM plans to deploy a blockchain-powered pan-India network.
Japanese telco SoftBank is exploring blockchain tech as a way to improve upon current centralized and fragmented ID and authentication services.