China’s CBDC recipients sell it quickly; Nigeria plots ways to boost eNaira use
Chinese authorities insist that monitoring is only a concern with large transactions, as the digital yuan can be used for small transactions with minimal oversight.
Chinese authorities insist that monitoring is only a concern with large transactions, as the digital yuan can be used for small transactions with minimal oversight.
Microsoft made a $1.5 billion 'strategic' investment in G42, the UAE-based AI tech holding company, followed by behind-the-scenes negotiations with Commerce's BIS last year.
Conflux Network representatives announced they had participated in a demonstration meeting for a "super-large-scale blockchain basic platform for the Belt and Road" in Shanghai.
As technology evolves, so do global regulations, which the London Blockchain Conference aims to highlight as it returns later this year packed with more sessions and learnings.
The People’s Bank of China—the country's central bank—and its Digital Currency Research Institute have published a guide for foreign tourists seeking to use its central bank digital currency.
Baichuan Inc. and the Chinese Information Processing Laboratory Institute of Software, Chinese Academy of Sciences researchers present a new LLMs pruning system that builds upon previous techniques.
Johnny Ng pitched the platform to China’s central political advisory body—the CPPCC National Committee—for blockchain firms in Hong Kong, Macao, and Guangdong.
NPC member Dong Jin believes that a national blockchain network that can be used in supply chain and government services, among others, will be critical in hastening China's digitization.
Russia is reportedly banking on the planned blockchain-based payment system to reduce the U.S. dollar's global influence, seeking help from other BRICS members.
A new report says China will draw up plans to step up efforts in emerging tech to meet strategic goals and boost local tech sufficiency amid its tech race with the United States.
The new platform, backed by Chinese city Shenzen, is expected to rely on AI to automatically collate large swathes of data from machine learning researchers on every corner of the globe.
Scammers are reportedly using fake apps to trick Chinese digital yuan users with promises of dividends before wiping the victims’ accounts clean.