Baltimore to use blockchain to track housing availability
Baltimore is using distributed-ledger tech to track 14,000 vacant properties, building off initiatives to address a growing housing crisis.
Baltimore is using distributed-ledger tech to track 14,000 vacant properties, building off initiatives to address a growing housing crisis.
A new digital wallet allows residents to apply for recreational vehicle permits and store them using distributed ledger technology.
Mayors from the U.S. and Canada shared widely diverging ideas on what constitutes a “smart city” at the Cities Summit of the Americas.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill that will launch a pilot program for digital verifiable credentials built on blockchain technology.
As state agencies dabble in AR and VR experiences, a new NASCIO report urges its members to start thinking about metaverse technology.
On the Priorities podcast, Rhode Island’s Commerce Secretary Liz Tanner says the state is ready to embrace blockchain.
Rhode Island’s Department of Commerce is searching for a vendor for a new project that puts blockchain tech front and center.
Wyoming Chief Information Officer Bill Vajda stepped down in mid-January after less than a year in the role.
New Hampshire’s cryptocurrency commission recommended lawmakers take a “proactive” stance on regulating blockchain technologies.
A report from the Texas Department of Information Resources includes numerous recommendations it will make to the state legislature.