Why Businesses Should Invest in Decentralized Applications
As civilization transitions towards an increasingly decentralized and democratized future, it is time businesses adapt to the trend and transition to using decentralized applications in their enterprise operations as well as consumer offerings.
- 12/08/2019
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Innovation Policy: Federal Support for R&D Falls as its Importance Rises
One of those things that "everyone knows" is that continued technological progress is vital to the continued success of the US economy, not just in terms of GDP growth (although that matters) but also for major social issues like providing quality health care and education in a cost-effective manner, addressing environmental dangers including climate change, and in other ways. Another thing that "everyone knows" is that research and development spending is an important part of generating new technology. But total US spending on R&D as a share of GDP has been nearly flat for decades, and government spending on R&D as a share of GDP has declined over time.
- 12/08/2019
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Blockchain's Role in Curbing Identity Theft
Blockchain’s strong validation technique - cryptography - offers tight protection against data attacks, thereby providing a great opportunity for the government and people to prevent identity theft.
- 12/08/2019
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72 Years of Independence - A Bittersweet Dawn for India's Housing Sector
As India embarks on another year of independence, the country's real estate sector has a lot to be grateful for, a lot to hope for - and still a lot to worry about.
- 12/08/2019
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It’s a Golden Age for the Premier League, so Let’s Not Kill It
To borrow a phrase, the new English Premier League season kicked off on Friday with “something old, something new, something borrowed and something blue”: something old — the top clubs, Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea, Spurs, Arsenal and Manchester United, are all set to do a musical chairs two-step for the top-six, with reigning Champions League titlists Liverpool emphatically kicking off the new premiership season with a demolition of newly promoted Norwich; something new — although for different reasons, the Reds and Chelsea didn’t refresh their squads with big new buys, the other top-6 did bring in some exciting fresh talent, as did Leicester, Everton, West Ham and other chasing teams; something borrowed — for the first time, the Premier League is following what other leagues have already implemented, bringing in VAR to hopefully “create minimum interference and maximum benefits.” The jury, us fans, will watch and judge with bated breath. Erh, just make sure the VAR equipment is working, right, fellows?!
- 10/08/2019
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