Tern Share Discussion Threads

[andrbea] 15/8/2018 10:04

old but useful

[dave444] 15/8/2018 10:00

So another 65k of sells and the price moves - at some stage people will have gone that are willing to do that and we move up big time

[emeraldzebra] 15/8/2018 09:55

I know Loooni. But you can get reading lessons. Have a look on line ?

[warrenfingerfood] 15/8/2018 09:53

Sounds like you are part of the pattern then 😀
There are orders being filled down here.

[elbillo] 15/8/2018 09:50

Who in their right mind would buy these shares in the first hour of trading, there's a significant pattern here. Hopefully that pattern will change dramatically from the middle of next month.

[loughton] 15/8/2018 09:48

Not a single post.

Bless.

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[warrenfingerfood] 15/8/2018 09:45

Is that just to buy DA?😃

[andrbea] 15/8/2018 09:44

Device Authority
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Companies set to spend $520bn on IoT devices by 2021

[emeraldzebra] 15/8/2018 09:41

29902. a huge compliment - thanks. Am not totally sure you can read in any case. '''''''''''''''''''''''''bless''''''''''''''''''''''''''

[andrbea] 15/8/2018 09:39

Oct 2017

Blockchain Hardware solution
Last February Accenture launched its new blockchain security hardware solution. In partnership with Thales e-Security and its hardware security modules (HSMs), Accenture has developed a Hyperledger Fabric-based patent-pending solution to help blockchain technology seamlessly integrate with industrial-grade security systems.

Accenture wants to help businesses use blockchain technologies more securely by “locking away” the encryption key they use to sign transactions. This new solution is developed to build up emerging blockchain platforms with an interface that utilizes Thales’ hardware security technology. Through a single install, Accenture’s new solution allows companies to avoid multiple interface code developments.

The hardware does little else other than generate, protect and store digital keys designed to validate and secure transactions and messages in an ultra-secure environment. The devices run digital key management processes that control data-access permission levels within a network. The only way to access a private key kept on an HSM is by following a strict protocol, keeping all user account keys and access codes stored on them safe from hackers.

Accenture’s hardware solution creates a simple path to large-scale commercial use of blockchain technology, that has the capability for more secure transactions, will help support industries including financial services, health care and government, and protect them from potential cyber-attacks.

“The opportunity to benefit from blockchain technology within sectors like financial services and health care depends on an ability to protect digital keys using conventional standards of security. While there have been bespoke blockchain integrations with HSMs before, this solution offers a simpler and more flexible standard to connect blockchain platforms with the leading HSMs. We are committed to delivering these types of real-world innovations that will serve as the stepping stones to make blockchain technology a reality for large-scale enterprises.” Accenture’s managing director and financial services blockchain lead, David Treat

[andrbea] 15/8/2018 09:30

Don't forget the alliance of Accenture and Thales to promote blockchain in supply chain management. Key ingredient: the Thales HSM. With KS inside.

7/07/2018

Consortium-based efforts to rationalise supply chains are perhaps the main real-world use cases for blockchains to emerge so far, outside of the world of cryptocurrencies. Another such venture was unveiled this week when consultancy Accenture and defence firm Thales announced a blockchain-based system to secure and improve the efficiency of aerospace and defence (A&D) supply chains at the Farnborough Air Show on Monday.

The system, which is based on the Linux Foundation's Hyperledger blockchain framework, also uses Thales's "physically unclonable function (PUF) solution for silicon chips and Chronicled's tamper-proof cryptoseals" in order to keep track of parts and materials used in aircraft manufacture, where counterfeit components have been a cause for concern, according to Accenture's website.

"Identifying counterfeit and grey-market goods in the A&D supply chain can be challenging," said Gareth Williams, vice president for secure communications and information systems at Thales UK.

"Using blockchain in combination with cryptoseals and physically unclonable functions allows you to build a trusted history behind parts. This demonstration builds on the strong relationship Accenture and Thales have created developing innovative digital solutions for a variety of industries."

Like similar systems being developed by the likes of FedEx and Maersk, the system is designed to provide transparency to all participants in the supply chain, as well as creating an immutable record of all transactions in the supply chain.

"The aerospace and defence industry has one of the world's most vast and complex supply chains. Blockchain technology offers a new, elegant and secure way for the industry to track and trace myriad components while deterring counterfeiting and improving maintenance capabilities," said John Schmidt, the head of Accenture's A&D unit.

"Used in combination with technologies like digital twins and digital threads, blockchain could ultimately be a game-changing innovation for this sector."

[dave444] 15/8/2018 09:29

The good news is for those wanting in and stock availability drying up then logically they are going to have to buy at higher prices

[flashheart] 15/8/2018 09:27

Indeed. Now we have got shot of the cowboy outfit we can expect a more professional approach and release from Allenby.

[warrenfingerfood] 15/8/2018 09:26

I suppose if your nomad isn’t trading against you it could help.

[78steve] 15/8/2018 09:22

It's been 48 hrs since new nomad announced and already looking very positive. Maybe a change in tide from now

[moormoney] 15/8/2018 09:17

Yes Imo the change of. Nomad already positively supportive.

[haydock] 15/8/2018 09:13

FundamentalVR says it’s already got a few big contracts with some “household name” hospitals lined up, but won’t be able to announce them until September.

Under the new Nomad will they release the details on Tern.

Hard to judge as yet, but is this the type of RNS we would never have seen under the old nomad ?

Can we expect a wider newsflow from the investments ?

Could be the most exciting development of the week, of far greater consequence than todays RNS on it's own.

[warrenfingerfood] 15/8/2018 09:04

Yes Dave if they bought cheaper yesterday?....

[dave444] 15/8/2018 08:56

How much will the next buy cost?

[warrenfingerfood] 15/8/2018 08:54

Advfn getting excited and posting twice

[warrenfingerfood] 15/8/2018 08:54

“He adds that while it’s right to test the company’s system, past studies on VR trainers suggest its benefits are a “no-brainer.”
that will be the Hannibal Lecter option then.

[dave444] 15/8/2018 08:53

Wff they bought stock yesterday at a lower price

[dave444] 15/8/2018 08:51

Johnma you may well be correct