Within the framework of a "closed loop", the central raw materials in hardware are to come from recycling in the future. Apple attaches great importance to making its products "mining-free", i.e. no raw materials from the earth. Whether the ambitious goal can be achieved also depends on a device that the company calls "Daisy". This
It is a digital currency that was first created in 2014. It is based on a peer-to-peer network that enables direct connections between participants. Strict attention is paid to the privacy and data protection of users. Using the integrated option "private send", transactions can also be sent anonymously. Dash promises the same anonymity as
Blockchain has the potential to simplify entire industries, trade and supply chains. It saves paper, electricity and the use of recyclable materials, because all necessary documents are digitalised, to which everyone involved has access. With a private block chain, small businesses can trade electricity, gas and renewable energy certificates. Blockchain offers a reliable way to
Smartphones, electric cars, as well as environmentally friendly wind turbines for alternative energy generation would not function today without rare earths. Around 97% of the world's rare earths production is produced in China, although it is estimated that only about a third of the world's resources are found there. But for the production of the
The answer is provided by the block chain, on which the information of the entire supply chain is stored. The start-up company Opensc uses the technology to prove ecological and social standards. Every fishing boat is tracked by GPS and satellite communication. Each fish is given a so-called RFID tag. This tag is removed
Using the Blockchain process, the World Economic Forum (WEF) and seven major mining and metals companies intend to work together to develop responsible procurement and sustainability. Rather than acting individually, the initiative aims to promote industry-wide trust through mutual cooperation, eliminate insufficient standardisation and prevent fragmentation of the sector.
The coffee business is one of the most opaque in the world. But a new app enables consumers to see how much the farmer actually earned from the production process with the help of a QR code. With the help of Blockchain, the coffee production process is completely transparent. This gives farmers a stronger
Our latest technology is particularly suitable for the coordination of processes in decentralised networks of companies and institutions. In a network without central management, there is often a lack of trust. It is precisely this trust that is needed to exchange data on a large scale, thereby simplifying and accelerating processes. SBG provides this
