As part of a push to demonstrate sustainability, Nestlé has made it possible for consumers to track product supply chains using blockchain technology. With people growing increasingly concerned about the journey their food makes from farm to aisle, brands are stepping up their transparency efforts.

Within the gaming industry, innovation is often discussed in the context of new hardware, with players and critics tending to focus on the aesthetic advances afforded by new graphics cards and virtual reality. But how might the introduction of blockchain tech reshape the sector as a whole?

People in China have been slow to embrace second-hand luxury goods due to concerns regarding the authenticity of the product. In order to tackle this issue, luxury brands are investing in blockchain technology to maximise transparency and product traceability.

With more people working from home, Storj has made waves with its decentralized cloud storage model that’s being called the Airbnb of cloud computing. In the age of doing everything online and worries about data security, Storj is well-positioned to help businesses adapt to changing work needs.