Energy: Unblocked Conference to Take Place in London

Energy: Unblocked showcases leading innovators in blockchain and explains to newcomers how to harness these technologies for the good of business

19 March 2018 674

Blockchain applications in the energy sector and necessary to make energy smarter. Blockchain is surely capable of changing the energy markets, as from peer-to-peer energy trading to tokenising the hardware, a new wave of blockchain energy start ups is leading us to a more sustainable, lower carbon economy. The Energy: Unblocked event will showcase leading innovators in the field and explain to newcomers how to use these technologies for the good of their business, and maybe even of the planet.

Energy unblocked event london Energy Unblocked London Event

Location: techUK, 10 St Bride's St, London EC4A 4AD, UK
Date and time: March 27, 2018 from 9.30AM to 4.30PM
Standard Ticket: 350£

The headline speakers of the event include Alpesh Doshi, the founder at Fintricity; Jo-Jo Hubbard, COO at Electron; Sunil Kumar, blockchain lead for Energy at IBM; Aleks Nowak, CIO at BlockEx; Molly Webb, CEO and Founder at Energy Unlocked; Omar Rahim, CEO & Co-Founder at Energi Mine, and many others.

The attendees of the event will be able to hear presentations from cutting-edge blockchain energy champions from around the world and find out the latest on the innovations they are bringing to market.

Blockchain

Bluezelle to Launch DDN Product Stage

Data delivery network functions like a content delivery network, but instead of caching content, it places data on many distributed networks

20 May 2019 62

Bluzelle, a crypto project aimed for creating solutions in the field of distributed data transfer, announced the launch of product stage of its Data Delivery Network (DDN) product at the.

Software applications today target global audiences, but data is stored and managed from technology built over ten years ago — before the explosion of smart devices. Consumers demand applications be fast, available and secure. As recent data breaches from the world’s biggest companies show, this demand is not being met.

Pavel Bains

CEO, Bluezelle

DDN functions like a content delivery network (CDN), but instead of caching content, it places data on many distributed networks. According to the developers, such a system helps to find servers that are as close to the user as possible, which in turn leads to a multiple increase in data transfer speed in a decentralized network.

According to Bluzelle, DDN currently supports more than 25 data centers and demonstrates a 30-fold increase in reading speed compared to Redis, the recognized leader in this field. In this case, synchronization of the recorded data is performed by all network nodes in less than a second.