In the context of Distributed Ledger Technologies this refers to the amount of electrical energy required to secure data. Existing public Distributed Ledger Technologies, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, use a Proof of Work algorithm in which computers around the world all use energy in a competition to decide...
Read moreThe property of a technology that can process ever increasing quantities of transactions within a reasonably bounded time. Primarily achieved through increasing the power of computer hardware that software runs on, or as in the iov42 technology case, by increasing the quantity of individual components within a data centre...
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