Storage

By the end of 2017, the market of cloud repositories was estimated at $30.7 billion, and in 2022 the forecasts expect it to grow twice as much and better. The reason is the skyrocketing growth of information volume generated in the world daily. Can an ordinary user benefit from this situation?

A new revolutionary partnership has been signed between major Polish bank PKO BP and blockchain company Coinfirm. The agreement confirms the creation of a blockchain-based storage and verification system for bank documents.

In a surprising move, Liechtenstein’s Bank Frick announced in a press release that it now offers “direct investment” and cold storage for these five cryptocurrencies: Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Ripple, and Ether.

The blockchain is often seen as a technology that is capable of liberating many sectors from middlemen, decreasing the operating costs and improving transparency and security in the relations between the market participants. But would the technology of decentralised ledger help to overcome one of the greatest challenges of the modern world, the secure storage of personal data?

The new MAVRO uses blockchain technology. Blockchain is a distributed database that does not have data storage devices connected to a shared server. All information is distributed among millions of computers, it is impossible to forge or remove even a part of this information. Each block contains a timestamp and a link to the previous block.

A new partnership should make the world’s first public decentralized public blockchain database far easier to access. Database provider TiesDB, has formed a strategic partnership with artificial intelligence (AI) and decentralized applications (DApps) company IAGON.

StreamSpace, a Texas-based Blockchain start-up, is all set to revolutionize the film industry by eliminating the existing distribution channels between filmmakers and their customers. Utilizing decentralized storage systems and blockchain, StreamSpace has created a secure platform where filmmakers can set a price for their work and receive payments directly from the customers.  

SimplyVital Health (SVH), the healthcare company streamlining medical data storage and sharing using blockchain technology, has announced a partnership with Hartford HealthCare Bone & Joint Institute at Hartford Hospital (BJI). Through its blockchain-based ConnectingCare platform, SVH will manage and analyze total hip and total knee joint replacement patients from the first appointment to final treatment, helping to reduce costs and improve patient recovery.

SimplyVital Health (SVH), the blockchain for healthcare protocol welcomes leading clinical management consultancy iCare to its platform. SVH is transforming healthcare through its ConnectingCare platform, a blockchain-based data storage and analytics platform aimed at streamlining medical data storage and sharing.