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Dr. David Tse of Stanford becomes advisor to layer zero protocol Subspace

Subspace Labs, a distributed research and development company behind the Subspace Network, today announced the appointment of Dr. David Tse to its advisory board. Tse, who is also a distinguished professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University, brings extensive expertise as a leading researcher in the areas of blockchain scalability, security, and sustainability. дальше »

2021-10-27 21:16


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Поставщик блокчейн-решений для армии США привлек $25 млн

Стартап SIMBA Chain закрыл раунд финансирования в размере $25 млн, который возглавила венчурная компания Valley Capital Partners. Об этом сообщается в пресс-релизе. К ней присоединились Notre Dame Pit Road Fund, Elevate Ventures, Stanford Law School Venture Fund, а также ряд частных инвесторов. дальше »

2021-9-2 16:23


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Historian Niall Ferguson Says Bitcoin Is Winning the Covid-19 Monetary Revolution

Historian and senior fellow with the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, Niall Ferguson says bitcoin is winning the Covid-19 monetary revolution. Hailing the virtual currency as a great place for the rich to store their wealth, Ferguson also notes that the bitcoin’s resilience has forced critics as well as institutional investors to alter their views […] The post Historian Niall Ferguson Says Bitcoin Is Winning the Covid-19 Monetary Revolution appeared first on Bitcoin News. дальше »

2020-12-2 12:30


CoreWeave Switches 6000 Ethereum GPU Miners To Stanford’s Folding@Home for COVID-19

The largest Ethereum blockchain miner in the US, CoreWeave, is going to redirect the processing power from 6,000 specialized computers to coronavirus research. The CTO of CoreWeave, Brian Venturo, said there’s at least one shot for the computers to find a drug that works against the virus, so the GPU’s power of the computers in […] дальше »

2020-3-20 21:36


On Campus: Stanford University Cryptography Professor Enables Privacy and Trust on Public Blockchains

Technology users have grown accustomed to selecting a preferred device or software and then investing heavily in its supporting branded ecosystem. But for blockchain proponents, like Stanford Professor of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering Dan Boneh, blockchain is a refreshing change because as an open source technology it remains accessible to the community. дальше »

2020-3-18 00:15


A possible privacy CBDC

CoinMarketCap Daily Newsletter Your daily newsletter for 18 December, 2019 “Never assume the obvious is true.” - William Safire In today's newsletter, we will be covering: Stanford University funding blockchain startup touted as the 'Microsoft for blockchain' ECB believes that a private payment […] The post A possible privacy CBDC appeared first on CoinMarketCap. дальше »

2019-12-25 15:00


New algorithm allows researchers to change what people say on video by editing transcript

For better or worse, it’s getting easier than ever to doctor video footage, and the latest development in this field is as scary as it is impressive. A new algorithm developed by researchers from Stanford University, Max Planck Institute for Informatics, Princeton University, and Adobe makes it possible to alter human speech in a video, just by changing the text in its transcript. дальше »

2019-6-6 16:04


AI is helping regulators keep tabs on new industrial farms and their waste discharging habits

Researchers have developed an algorithm that uses satellite imagery to rapidly pinpoint industrial livestock farms, manifold faster than humans can do by manually analyzing maps. Now, the researchers think their new analytical tool could help regulators to identify farms that may be breaking environmental laws. дальше »

2019-4-23 15:14


Professors from MIT, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, Team up to Create a Crypto to Rival Bitcoin (BTC)

Professors from seven U.S universities are teaming up to create a cryptocurrency that will be faster than Bitcoin (BTC) and remain true to the decentralization concept. The cryptocurrency will be known as Unit-e and is the first project of Distributed Technology Research (DTR): a non-profit foundation formed by the same academics and backed by Pantera […] The post Professors from MIT, Stanford, Carnegie Mellon, Team up to Create a Crypto to Rival Bitcoin (BTC) appeared first on Ethereum World News. дальше »

2019-1-19 12:51


New Unit-E Cryptocurrency Touted as “Killer Application for Blockchain” by MIT and Stanford Researchers

A Switzerland-based non profit organization called Distributed Technologies Research (DTR) announced a cryptocurrency called Unit-e this past week. In a press release published on January 17, DTR described Unit-e as a “globally scalable decentralized payments network” and a “killer application” for blockchain. дальше »

2019-1-18 22:42