Bitcoin company Xapo partners with CEVO, a global eSports company, and Leet, bitcoin-based gaming service, giving away $21,000 in bitcoins.
International Business Machines Corp. and Samsung intend to expand the use of bitcoin technology and implement it in new applications.
Trying to automate shopping via the Internet of Things, Amazon announces Dash Button, a controller which allows customers to order products with one click.
IBM is getting serious about the Internet of Things and is planning to invest $3 billion in its new unit over the next four years.
Facebook expands Parse to allow software developers to build applications for the Internet of Things.
International Business Machines Corp is considering using the blockchain technology to start a digital cash and payment system for traditional currencies.
Coinplay, the Kansas City-based PC game store that accepts Bitcoin, Dogecoin, and Litecoin, is supposed to be relaunched this week.
LoopPay, makers of a popular mobile payments service and one of ApplePay’s largest competitors, has officially been acquired by Samsung Electronics.
Spain-based TheThings.io has launched full-scale IoT cloud solution to store data.
Adam Draper has recently selected 24 startups for its collection of new bitcoin businesses, which enlarged its total portfolio to 50 companies.
Amazon Inc. has announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire Israeli chip maker Annapurna Labs Ltd., as a potential boost to its rapidly growing subsidiary which rents computing power to other companies.
Bitwage has released a new bitcoin-based payroll product that allows employers to pay employees outside the US in their local currency.
The major UK banks warned bitcoin could negatively impact the financial system and currency in a submission to the UK Treasury.
IBM has published a draft paper on the Internet of Things system ADEPT, developed in collaboration with Samsung.
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