Couple of months back Google owned Deep Mind designed a machine called AlphaGo able to beat the world`s best Go player. Machines beating humans in various games such as backgammon or chess is nothing new, this particular success however was something entirely different. In comparison to chess the game of Go has exponentially more possible moves. To illustrate this, in example after the first two moves in Chess there are 400 possible moves, in Go the number is close to 130,000

We recently mentioned the world's first blockchain application in trade finance. Given the size of the industry and the huge potential for fraud it seemed logical to go into a bit more details on the actual solution. In December 2015 Standard Chartered and DBS announced that they have successfully completed the Proof of Concept (PoC) of a new distributed ledger based solution in Trade Finance. The initiative supported by the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) i

Few years back Bitcoin took the world by surprise and quickly gained significant traction. To refresh your memory Bitcoin is based on a blockchain technology, a form of distributed ledger shared by all participants. New transactions are pooled in blocks up to 1 MB in size and before being added to the ledger. The integrity of the system is maintained via users called miners by solving of artificially created mathematical problems essentially designed to make the opportunity c