Decentralised identity systems are digital frameworks that let individuals control and manage their own identity information, rather than relying on a central authority like a government or a big company. These systems use technologies such as blockchain to enable secure, private sharing of credentials and personal data. This gives users more privacy and control over…
Category: Decentralised Systems
Blockchain Trust Models
Blockchain trust models are systems that define how participants in a blockchain network decide to trust each other and the data being shared. These models can be based on technology, such as cryptographic proofs, or on social agreements, like a group of known organisations agreeing to work together. The main goal is to ensure that…
Decentralized Data Markets
Decentralised data markets are online platforms where individuals and organisations can buy and sell data directly with each other, without relying on a central authority. These markets often use blockchain technology to ensure that transactions are secure and transparent. Participants have more control over their data, and transactions are typically automated using smart contracts to…
Decentralized AI Frameworks
Decentralised AI frameworks are systems that allow artificial intelligence models to be trained, managed, or run across multiple computers or devices, rather than relying on a single central server. This approach helps improve privacy, share computational load, and reduce the risk of a single point of failure. By spreading tasks across many participants, decentralised AI…
Multi-Party Inference Systems
Multi-Party Inference Systems allow several independent parties to collaborate on using artificial intelligence or machine learning models without directly sharing their private data. Each party contributes their own input to the system, which then produces a result or prediction based on all inputs while keeping each party’s data confidential. This approach is commonly used when…
Blockchain Identity Management
Blockchain identity management is a way to store and manage digital identities using blockchain technology. Instead of keeping your personal information in one company’s database, blockchain allows you to control your own identity information and share it securely when needed. This system can make it easier to prove who you are online and helps protect…
Blockchain Data Validation
Blockchain data validation is the process of checking and confirming that information recorded on a blockchain is accurate and follows established rules. Each new block of data must be verified by network participants, called nodes, before it is added to the chain. This helps prevent errors, fraud, and unauthorised changes, making sure that the blockchain…
Blockchain Protocol Integration
Blockchain protocol integration refers to the process of connecting different software systems, platforms or applications so they can interact with a blockchain network. This allows information, transactions or digital assets to move securely and automatically between the blockchain and other systems. The integration often involves using APIs, middleware or custom code to ensure smooth communication…
Decentralized Voting Protocols
Decentralised voting protocols are systems that allow groups to make decisions or vote on issues using technology that does not rely on a single central authority. Instead, votes are collected, counted, and verified by a distributed network, often using blockchain or similar technologies. This makes the process more transparent and helps prevent tampering or fraud,…
Smart Contract Validation
Smart contract validation is the process of checking that a smart contract works correctly and securely before it is used. This involves reviewing the contract’s code to find mistakes, vulnerabilities, or unintended behaviour. Validation helps ensure that the contract will do exactly what it is supposed to, protecting users and their assets.