In this video, Radoslav Dragov, author, presents the key findings of the Advanced Technology (AT) Watch report ‘Technology focus on Blockchain’, part of the Advanced Technologies for Industry (ATI) project.
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Blockchain is a digital, distributed ledger of transactions or records, in which the ledger stores the information or data and exists across multiple participants in a peer-to-peer network. Distributed ledgers technology allows new transactions to be added to an existing chain of transactions using a secure, digital or cryptographic signature. Blockchain protocols aggregate, validate, and relay transactions within the blockchain network. Blockchain technology allows the data to exist on a network of instances or "nodes," allowing for copies of the ledger to exist rather than being managed in one centralized instance.
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