The foundational technologies underlying Bitcoin are a secure, distributed transaction ledger, timestamp server and proof of work algorithm implemented as a blockchain ledger. As Satoshi put it his ...

“The big point here is blockchain is useful," Oracle's Juan Loaiza said. "It adds another layer that isn't solved by any traditional security technologies." The company is trying to bring blockchain ...

There’s promise and peril in the still-evolving world of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin and Ether. Read now In the fragmented ecosystem that Web3 is at this time, interoperability is a key goal in ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I write about cryptocurrency, blockchain and trading. A growing number of mainstream giants are looking into blockchain technology ...

While blockchain is known for bringing trust and transparency to multi-party workflows, it can also ensure the immutability of business-critical data. Realizing this potential, technology giant Oracle ...

An "oracle" sends data from the outside world, such as the daily temperature or the number of votes a political candidate received, to a blockchain such as Ethereum. A smart contract on the blockchain ...

NEW YORK, July 14 (Reuters) - Oracle Financial Services Software Ltd (ORCL.NS), opens new tab, a unit of Oracle Corp (ORCL.N), opens new tab, has teamed up with financial technology provider Everest ...

Oracle has announced updates to its blockchain platform cloud service, including leveraging its own cloud infrastructure and changes to the way it charges. "With this release, Oracle advances the ...

A paradox lies at the heart of smart contract-enabled blockchain networks. They are democratic (distributed), tamper-free (immutable) and transparent, but in order to realize anything close to their ...

SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The rise of DeFi in 2020 has spurred a huge wave of growth in the blockchain industry, which is exemplified in the exploration of possible blockchain applications that ...

CryptoOracle, a New York City-based blockchain-focused VC startup, has nothing to do with the Redwood Shores, Calif.-based technology giant. Oracle, which also sells blockchain services, says the name ...