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Blockchain has the potential to solve the problem of blood diamonds through a diamond supply chain platform.

The inventor of the World Wide Web doesn't like what he's seen it becoming, and has proposed a contract that involves a number of parties.

Live from a Lisbon hotel, Cate and Chris discuss the recent sexual harassment stories from Google and dig into the story and what aspects of tech and startup culture might have exacerbated the incidents.

For those who want to see an application of the still newly-emergent Blockchain technology, check out this review of the aeternity project.

Let's take a look at how Artificial Intelligence is changing traditional translators as well as explore how ML brings new opportunities for translation services.

Chris speaks with Anatoliy Lytovchenko of Eleks at the recent IT Arena in Ukraine about real world Blockchain use cases he worked on with his clients.

October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month. Check out this post to make sure you are practicing strong security habits.

In this Write the Docs podcast episode, we chat with Mark Baker about structured writing, specifically focusing on his new book Structured Writing: Rhetoric and Process. After introducing and defining structured writing, Mark explains the four domains you can add structure: media, document, subject, and management domains. He explains the advantages of working with structure in the subject domain, and why mixing structure across subject and document domains can be inefficient. We also chat about how structured writing connects with SEO and microformats on the semantic web, the limits of structure in Markdown formats, how to implement structure in linking, and more.

A DZone Zone Leader heads to GitHub Universe and notes the heavy emphasis on enterprise from the speakers in the keynote address.

Want to learn more about the new Security Operations Center announced this week by IBM Security? Check out this post to learn more about C-TOC.

Take a look at some of the best tools and methods for getting your distributed applications debugged and back in business.

Want to learn more about the future of smart kitchen technology? Check out this post to learn more about Pantri and uniting smart kitchens and grocers.

Want to learn more about IoT and AI are impacting the future of bricks and mortar stores? Check out this post on the fight against online retailers.

From our latest Cloud Guide, we take a look at how one of the latest cloud innovations is designed to bring your data closer to you than ever before.

Want to learn more about the alleged microchip being found on hardware devices used by Apple, Amazon, and many others? Click here for the details.

Chris speaks with Emil Wagner of æternity, who aim to make blockchains more usable for developers and end users.

Walmart is partnering with IBM blockchain technology to combat food-borne illnesses. Check out this post to learn more about Walmart's use of blockchain and IoT!

Hardware company, BroodMinder, is saving bee colonies. Check out this startup company's device that can monitor hive activity and collect data.

Want to learn more about creating a smart home with Conrad Connect? Check out this review on using the Conrad Connect to see if you can use it for your next IoT project.

Can robots help combat school shootings? Check out this article that explores recent robotics technology that can detect guns.

Cate and Chris speak with eBlocker (IoT security), Snips (Voice Assistant software and hardware) and Conrad Connect (Smart Home platform) at this years IFA in Berlin.

Want to learn more about BMW's new prototype? Check out this post to learn more about the BMW Vision iNEXT prototype and the future of autonomous cars.

Will you be getting an Apple watch in the future? Check out this analysis on the advantages and drawback to the latest versions of the Apple Watch.

Want to hear what you missed at this yer's IFA event? Check out this post to learn more about Europe's consumer tech fair trends.

While Apple announcements are exciting, they're more often user focused than dev focused. Still, we'll do our best to peel back that lid and find out what this means for developers.