On August 18 Valery Khvatov, Founder of DGT Network, held a technical Zoom webinar on “Crash Fault Tolerance and Byzantine Fault Tolerance in decentralized protocols with voting.”

On August 18 Valery Khvatov, Founder of DGT Network, held a technical Zoom webinar on “Crash Fault Tolerance and Byzantine Fault Tolerance in decentralized protocols with voting.”
I love living in Tomsk for many reasons, but the biggest is that in spite of being in Siberia, Tomsk is a major tech center. That means I not only get to work in a tech company, NTR Lab supplies remote teams, as well as developing our own products, such as our drone, but that my city is filled with dozens of IT companies and many other professionals that work for foreigner customers. It makes for a varied and very interesting population.
Here is a map showing all the IT companies located in Tomsk, including NTR (marked with the red arrow). Just have a look!
International Programmers’ Day was last week; today we give a special shout-out to those programmers who developed the apps that allow companies to communicate easily and provide services to clients from around the world.
NTR Lab is one of those companies; we work remotely using multiple technologies to communicate and collaborate with companies in dozens of countries. We also connect with them in person during road trips taken specifically to meet them.
Today we would like to tell more about life of our software development company and present the most popular and interesting stuff happened recently. We prepared list post with our TOPs.
By Sergey Tsuprikov, NTR Lab Blockchain specialist
Blockchain technology continues to develop rapidly both in Russia and the worldwide. According to some recruiting agencies, the demand for blockchain specialists in just the Russian Federation has grown 40 times over the past six months.
There have been conducted about 10 hackathons for blockhain solutions in Russia over the past year. Many large Russian banks, such as Sberbank, Alfa Bank, Otkritie Bank, RosEvroBank, continue pilot projects to implement blockchain in their business processes and some have already switched its to commercial operations.
Continue reading Blockchain – a selection of optimal solution for real projects
Want to rock your startup, but lack IT expertise?
Shortage of qualified developers? No time to build the right team? Have an idea, but aren’t technical? Startup needs been there/done that advice? Speed is everything; to develop fast you need new developers to both start and scale.
We are NTR Lab — a custom software development company. We can help with all the questions above. We offer solutions. We develop our clients’ ideas using our existing teams.
Three great co-hosted events are happening today at Amsterdam’s RAI! Visit Twitter and Facebook for pictures and updates.
The AI Expo Europe – June 2018 – Amsterdam
Here are links to the event’s Twitter and Facebook page.
IoT Tech Expo Europe – June 2018 – Amsterdam
Here are links to the event’s Twitter and Facebook page.
Continue reading Autonomous UAV (drone) for technical inspections
Next week we will be in Amsterdam to attend AI Expo Europe: Europe’s Leading Artificial Intelligence Event.
Continue reading Our team is going to AI Expo Europe in Amsterdam
by Peter Adrianov, Blockchain Developer of NTR Lab
In 2009 a new online payment system was created by an anonymous entity with the pseudonym of Satoshi Nakamoto. To this day no one knows if Nakamoto is one person or a group, but just about everyone has heard about what they created — bitcoin. Bitcoin became the first widespread cryptocurrency.
Cryptocurrency allows you to store its value without intermediaries. In this, it is similar to cash. As cash lies on your nightstand, your bitcoins are stored in a large file called a blockchain.
The file is structured so that new blocks can be added only to the end chain; nothing written previously can be changed. The blocks store records of transactions, what address to what address, amount, transaction time.
Continue reading Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain and Smart Contracts — Oh My!