Asia’s tech news, issue 110: Blockchain in India, Baidu’s metaverse moves, Bangladesh’s startups, entrepreneur wellness in Australia, crypto in Thailand…
The metaverse app, called Xirang (‘Land of Hope’), allows users to create avatars and chat with other participants. At the moment, there are only 3 scenarios available for exploration, including a virtual art show and two product displays.
The event will cover: What startup loneliness is and how it impacts founder’s wellbeing and your business; how Foundwell is innovating the landscape to address this issue; wellbeing facts…
This one of a kind contest allows developers from around the world to take part in a virtual hackathon and other activities. Both KBA and Blockchain Centre India are well-known groups in India advocating…
Thailand’s biggest shopping center developer, Central Retail Corp., is piloting a digital currency among its employees with plans to expand the offering to customers and the public once the…
The challenge welcomes any team around the world with an idea, ready prototype, pre-commercial, or post-commercial innovations contextual to the Bangladeshi RMG industry and its women workers…
Present your startup to the largest players from investment community; Meet personally famous venture funds, business angels, and private investors; Acquire practical advice from experienced VC…
Macro trends, from the integration of digital and physical channels to the sunsetting of third-party cookies, are upending the marketing function. What can brands learn from their highest-growth…
Explore the current opportunities and challenges in the space, discover exciting DeFi projects, gain insights, and learn about the latest trends from think tanks, blockchain entrepreneurs, policymakers…
It’s not something fintech firms have considered much, if at all, in past years — building financial services products for the formerly incarcerated. But that’s exactly why Stretch is making the…
Here’s the problem: The blockchain accounting technology that powers cryptocurrencies could be vulnerable to sophisticated attacks and forged transactions if quantum computing matures faster than efforts to future-proof digital money.
