IBM patents blockchain-based smart contract solution for IoT networks

Nicholas Fearn
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IBM claims its blockchain patent could transform IoT networks

IBM has patented what it claims is a new solution that combines blockchain technology with Internet of Things networks to help manage smart contracts. According to Coindesk, the company has deve...

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