Blockchain can be hard to wrap your head around, but at this week's Blockchain for Impact Summit, small countries like Liechtenstein, Monaco, and the Marshall Islands explained how they're making the tech work for them, from regulation to government-backed tokens.

Human imagination and the strive to turn science fiction into science fact goes back to ancient times, but has only truly begun to manifest itself in the last 50 years. Though mostly unseen by average users, artificial intelligence (AI) is already deeply embedded in the basic processes people have become accustomed to.

In fact, the top five Indian IT services companies, besides the multi-nationals, are seeing faster growth in digital technology-based services with share of revenue ranging between 26% and 28%.

Tech giant Dell EMC Technologies plans to remain a leader in the Indian server market by introducing products that have blockchain capabilities, local news outlet Economic Times India reports September 26.

On Sept. 4, the Credits platform, which specializes in providing a range of services for launching DApps, announced in a Medium post that it joined Lenovo’s New Vision Technology project.

Previously I have written about the reality and potential of ongoing efforts to integrate blockchain with the internet of things (IoT). Now I am going to look at how encrypted, distributed ledgers could unlock new frontiers for another cutting-edge technology: artificial intelligence (AI).