Block? Blocks are what store data on the blockchain — and it’s up to whoever’s making the blockchain to determine what kind of data they store.

Section 7 looks at blockchain permission models, discusses their application considerations, and provides use case examples for each model. Section 8 provides several examples of blockchain platforms ...

This first course of the Blockchain series provides a broad overview of the essential concepts of blockchain technology – by initially exploring the Bitcoin protocol followed by the ...

The blockchain is a decentralized, vettable, and secure technology that has, in less than a decade, become a powerful driver of digital transformation poised to help create a new employment economy.

Blockchain can be tough to explain. The game-changing distributed network and immutable ledger technology has the potential to change the foundation of the internet, and underpins everything from ...

A blockchain is a kind of database shared across a network of computers. While its first widespread use was for Bitcoin, the technology can be used for much more.

Recently, we broke down what cryptocurrencies are in the easiest way possible. Today, we're going to explain, in plain English, what blockchain technology is all about. Image source: Getty Images.

This week sees two more universities get into the blockchain game by offering courses in cryptocurrency, fintech, and distributed ledger technology.

Distributed Ledger Technology Beyond Blockchain Blockchain may be the most widely-known distributed ledger technology (DLT), but the future of DLTs will depend on collaborative efforts.