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A More Reliable Way of Using Blockchain for Cloud Storage

A More Reliable Way of Using Blockchain for Cloud Storage

As industries around the globe turn to blockchain-based solutions for cloud storage, both reliability and data integrity remain a primary concern. Now, a team of IEEE researchers introduce a secure data storage and recovery scheme for blockchain-based networks to address these challenges.

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IEEE Blockchain Tech Briefs

IEEE Blockchain Tech Briefs
Q4-2022 Issue Now Available

The Q4-2022 issue of IEEE Blockchain Tech Briefs features a selection of articles that explore Vehicle Information as a Service (VIAAS), an incentive system for decentralized DAG-based platforms, blockchain technology for secure IoT, decentralized marketplaces for the computing continuum, and InterPlanetary File System (IPFS).

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How Can We Get​ Blockchains to Talk to Each Other?

How Can We Get​ Blockchains to Talk to Each Other?

New blockchain protocols proposed by researchers at Hamburg University of Technology could provide a way for separate blockchains to communicate with each other, leading to new levels of interoperability.

Read more at IEEE Spectrum