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    Students at Berlin University Build Chess Game on Ethereum

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    By Jamie Redman A group of students from the Technical University of Berlin (TU) has created a chess game on Ethereum using blockchain-based, distributed computing tools. Their mission was to observe how protocols like smart contracts can apply to the age-old strategy...

    Carbon nanotube transistors outperform silicon – first time

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    By Colin Jeffrey They’re not the first transistors created using carbon nanotubes (CNTs), but researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison (UW-Madison) claim their new carbon nanotube transistors are the first to outperform the best silicon transistors...

    Mercedes concept dispatches drones for last-mile delivery

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    By Nick Lavars When it comes to making the concept of delivery drones a reality, using vans to handle the brunt of the work is an idea that has some merit. We saw some researchers float the idea a couple of years ago and it now appears Mercedes-Benz also sees some...

    US Credit Unions’ CULedger to Do ‘What R3 Does For Banks’

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    By William Suberg August saw the first meeting of US credit unions looking to pioneer so-called distributed ledger technology (DLT) in CULedger, a “dedicated” version of the banks’ R3 Consortium. CULedger ‘Does What R3 Is Doing for Banks’ CULedger, which seeks to...
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