ThayerMahan Selected to Join the World Economic Forum s Global Innovators Community
ThayerMahan to help shape a sustainable Ocean Action Agenda
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GROTON, Conn., Jan. 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ ThayerMahan, Inc., a world leader in autonomous maritime security solutions, announced today that it was selected to join the World Economic Forum s Global Innovators Community. The Community is an invitation-only group of the world s most promising start-ups and scale-ups that are at the forefront of technological and business model innovation.
For more information on ThayerMahan s innovative approach: https://www.thayermahan.com/a-new-paradigm ThayerMahan will support the Forum s Shaping the Future of Global Public Goods Platform. This platform enables worldwide leaders to form exceptional, cross-cutting communities of action that collaborate at speed and scale. Their goal is to accelerate actions on climate change and environmental
Crypto Trust to Convert to Bank, FinCEN Extends New Rule Comment Period
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The Anchorage Trust Company, a subsidiary of Anchor Labs, an advanced digital asset platform (Anchorage), secured conditional approval this week from the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to convert to a National Trust Bank. As a trust company, Anchorage offers custody services related to transactions in digital assets and cryptocurrencies, as well as governance, staking and settlement services, and will continue to perform the activities of a fiduciary, agency or custodian post-conversion. As part of a conditional operating agreement underlying the conversion, Anchorage agreed to certain of the OCC’s risk management expectations as well as capital and liquidity requirements.
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A number of experiments have shown that human intuition is quite real and in some cases can be measurable.
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How often do you use your intuition when it comes to decision making in your life? How often do you trust your gut instinct and follow your heart?
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Mainstream science has been catching on to the fact that non-physical aspects of the human being are not only real, but they can be grown and developed into powerful tools for personal development and use. Non physical phenomena, like intuition, remote viewing, telepathy, and precognition (to name a few) for example, have been studied at the highest levels of government for decades. Various nations have poured millions if not billions of dollars into these program
On Wednesday, Indiana blockchain startup SIMBA Chain announced that it has received a $1.5 million Phase II contract from the U.S. Office of Navy Research (under the Small Business Innovation Research program to stimulate federal R&D projects with commercial potential). SIMBA Chain has been tasked to design and build a blockchain-based demand sensing solution for the Defense Logistics Agency, which provides combat support and supply chain management for the U.S. Department of Defense.
Demand sensing is a forecasting technology used across industry verticals, but which in the U.S. military context is used to ensure availability of replacement parts for weapons.
The new contract is dubbed ALAMEDA, and it commenced on January 6 this year.
SIMBA Chain will work on developing a use case centered on the Boeing F/A-18 Hornet.
Per SIMBA Chain’s CEO, the blockchain can form the backbone of an effective supply chain.
Cloud-based smart contract platform SIMBA Chain has received a £1.1 million research grant from the US Office of Navy Research. A press release unveiled this news on January 13, noting that the US Navy selected the project to help improve its supply chain.
Reportedly, this contract is dubbed the Authenticity Ledger for Auditable Military Enclaved Data Access (ALAMEDA) project. This initiative will see SIMBA Chain take on the task of developing a blockchain-based solution that enables demand sensing for key military weaponry parts. Through this move, the US Navy seeks to process important information in real-time to predict demand with precision.