Banking-as-a-Service stories
South Australian blockchain advisory firm, Crypto SA, awarded A$170,000 to open the Crypto SA Lab offering free co-working space and mentoring for 10 startups.
Australia's Power of Choice reforms highlight the complexities of data rights, presenting a learning opportunity for banking and telecommunications sectors.
90% of enterprise blockchain platforms will need replacing by 2021 to stay competitive, according to Gartner. Fragmented market causing confusion for buyers.
Blockchain technology spending in Asia/Pacific excluding Japan is set to surge 83.9% in 2019 to USD $523.8 million, says IDC's latest report.
The network for commercial financing will supposedly provide participants with a single view of all the transactions happening in the network.
Blockchain companies have started to rebrand and refocus on enterprise to showcase why blockchain is more than just bitcoin.
In an IT world clogged with acronyms, Comport says there is one that many data centres are failing to properly implement.
Infinito unveils the all-in-one Infinito Blockchain Platform (IBP), aiming to simplify decentralised app development with versatile APIs and turnkey solutions.
Amazon QLDB is a new class of database that provides a transparent, immutable, and cryptographically verifiable ledger.
Blockchain technology, touted as the next big thing, may transform the privacy-driven healthcare sector in Australia.
Oracle Blockchain Applications enable customers to track products through the supply chain on a distributed ledger.
SAP has released a range of new products for the future of the enterprise, including expanding its cloud offerings and a new blockchain-aaS solution.
It's been heralded as one of the more disruptive technologies to hit IT floors, but a Gartner study suggests blockchain is yet to gain real traction.
The Mission Critical DLT solution is a part of HPE's overall strategy to bring enterprise-grade capability to blockchain workloads.
iland's cloud services leap into Australia, offering enhanced security with new NEXTDC S1 data center partnership, boosting local business growth.
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Australian data center provider, iSeek Communications, has launched a new cloud-based Backup-as-a-Service (BaaS) solution using Veeam Cloud Connect.
Growing concerns about data loss is having huge impact on the the BaaS sector, with new forecasts predicting the market to surpass $4 billion by 2020.
Blockchain technology has the potential to inject growth into New Zealand's economy, according to BlockchainNZ's executive director.