Of course, large corporations need a trusted party to run their blockchain networks. With its decades of experience in operating technologies for business, IBM is an early mover in this space.

The above use-cases reflect the in-depth involvement of IBM with multiple parties across industries to push the adoption of blockchain. However, the next big question is what lies ahead.

What blockchain is and isn’t In order to really understand where IBM’s blockchain fails to satisfy, we need to look at the very definition of a blockchain itself.

Big Blue is launching its own framework for running blockchain networks along with new services on the IBM Cloud.

I recently interviewed IBM VP of Blockchain Technologies Jerry Cuomo for an insider's take on this exciting innovation.

Earlier this week, IBM said it is providing the IBM Blockchain Platform for Hu-manity.co to use blockchain to enable consumers to exercise control over the use of their personal data.

IBM on Monday is unveiling a blockchain network for cross-border payments -- the first international payments network of its kind. "This marks a next phase in the evolution of making enterprise ...

IBM today announced the release of IBM Blockchain, the first enterprise-ready blockchain service based on the Linux Foundation's Hyperledger Fabric version 1.0. Although some tech experts had ...

Inside the Blockchain Factory: How IBM's Distributed Ledger Work Went Global IBM is building its blockchain work over a growing number of locations and employees, and Marie Wieck ties it all together.

The IT giant is trying to make blockchain go mainstream by launching a service can take advantage of to create their own blockchain networks.

IBM Blockchain’s general manager explains the changing role of blockchain and how it will be applied to IBM’s hybrid cloud solution.

IBM goes all-in on blockchain There is perhaps no company making a bigger blockchain push than International Business Machines(IBM -0.04%).