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Cisco Systems, International tech and IT firm has inaugurated a Co-Innovate Center in Singapore, the Bangkok Post  issues  on Feb. 25, Monday. Additionally, Cisco CTO Dave Ward supposedly said that the new center, there are 14 worldwide, will assist stimulate the growth of new technology in the province. The branch in Singapore will supposedly focus on the Internet of Things (IoT) cybersecurity, and blockchain technology. Also, the IT firm will supposedly provide various prototypes and represent potential applications of new technology in various distinct commercial contexts, along with in public education and administration. The center will supposedly showcase the Rotterdam Project, in which numerous aspects of port operation comprising vehicles, cranes, cargo, rails and water levels will be fully operated automatically by 2023. Also, Ward apparently stated that the same technology could be practiced in evolving ports in Thailand and Singapore...

Just days ago, as reported by Ethereum World News, Arthur Hayes, the CEO of Hong Kong-headquartered Bit-MEX, told Yahoo Finance that the lack of volatility in Bitcoin (BTC) could continue into 2019 (and potentially 2020). The long-time crypto pundit went on to cite his trading experience as the catalyst behind this prediction, alluding to the theory that Bitcoin’s “nuclear bear market” in 2014 and 2015 may be replicated today. Following Yahoo Finance’s report, Hayes and the researchers under him revealed further bearish sentiment, issuing an analysis of the crypto market in Bit-MEX’s most recent edition of “Crypto Trader Digest.” The report’s Bit-coin analysis segment, which was subtitled “Bear Market Blues,” first explained that “humans are very bad forecasters,” adding that 2017’s monumental run-up in Bit-coin price — which saw the digital asset move from $900 to just shy of $20,000 — will likely not be replicated until 2019 at the earliest. Hayes then added that a...