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Switzerland-based Panalpina has began blockchain pilots to improve supply chains in the air and ocean freight industries
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Carrefour is betting big on distributed ledger tech. The french supermarket behemoth wants to track 20 percent of all of its in-house products on the blockchain by the end of 2019. The retailer already uses the technology to track 20 out of its 300 Carrefour-branded products across the supply chain, but it plans to add about 40 more goods to the list over the coming months, Carrefour blockchain program director Emmanuel Delerm told Hard Fork.
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The programs are intended to increase the efficacy and transparency of mining supply chains and help the industry police itself.
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Google is the latest tech giant to offer blockchain technology to its customers. The company announced that it would be introducing open-source integrations for applications built with both Ethereum and Hyperledger later this year through its Google Cloud Product marketplace.
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Paris-based crypto security company, Ledger, has announced its foray into the institutional trading domain with the launch of Tradelink.
Everledger was quietly placed into insolvency after it didn’t manage to materialize its planned funding round from an undisclosed investor.
dexFreight, a blockchain-based logistics platform, partnered with Rootstock, a Bitcoin layer-2 sidechain, to leverage the power of smart contracts, offering efficient logistics services
The defense contractor has secured access to SyncFab’s supplier intelligence platform to help manage OEMs in Switzerland.
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Cosco has decided to demo a blockchain platform developed by Alibaba subsidiary, Ant Financial... The post Cosco to demo blockchain platform developed by Alibaba’s Ant Financial appeared first on Coin Journal.
World’s top ecommerce firm Amazon filed a patent for a blockchain system that tracks goods as they move on the supply chain.