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The National University of Columbia has joined the Bloxberg global blockchain consortium
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South Korea will test out a new blockchain voting system this month, sources close to the developments have confirmed to Bitcoin Magazine. Developed by the country’s National Election Commission (NEC) and its Ministry of Science and ICT, the distributed ledger system is based on IBM’s Hyperledger Fabric and will be used to authenticate voters and save voting results in real time.
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Saudi Arabia is more open to the blockchain technology as the National Commercial Bank joined RippleNet and the Saudi British Bank joined R3’s blockchain consortium.
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Australia’s journey to becoming a blockchain hub has continued to gather pace. In its latest venture, tech giant IBM and Australian law firm Herbert Smith Freehills have joined forces to form a blockchain consortium with the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO).
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The Australian National Blockchain (ANB) is a platform designed to help Australian companies exchange data and confirm the authenticity and status of legal contracts through a blockchain-based smart legal contract platform.
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Imperial College London announced a collaboration with AI startup FluidAI to tackle major issues in the crypto market such as liquidity aggregation.
The programs, which are funded by a longtime supporter of the university, will teach students about Bitcoin and other digital assets.
The American University of Paraguay will accept bitcoin tuition payments, ahead of forthcoming bitcoin legislation in the country.
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As digital currencies transform the world, concepts like Bitcoin continue to percolate into academic courses and higher education worldwide. The French Ministry of National Education’s recently published economics and social sciences resource guide for teachers discusses cryptographic money like Bitcoin.