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The blockchain has created new currencies, promising to change the internet. He struck new industries and millionaires in Texas and stimulated all kinds of state and private investments. But there are concerns about its durability and impact on the electricity network.
What does industry need Texas? And how should the government react?
Texas Tribune editor -in -chief Matthew Watkins moderate a conversation of March 4 with Lee BratcherPresident of Texas Blockchain Council; Cesare FacassiAssociate Professor of Finance and Director of the Blockchain initiative at the Texas McCOMBS School of Business from the University of Texas in Austin; And Carol hatredHead of power and politics at Core Scientific.
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This event will take place at the Tribune’s Studio 919 in Austin and is the second in the series “Tech and the Texas Lege”, which explores how emerging technologies put the heads of state to prepare Texas for the future economy.
The doors open 8:30 am And the one hour conversation begins to 9 a.m.
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We are looking forward to welcoming you to the 15th annual Texas Tribune Festival, at the Texas Breakout Ideas and Policy Event which takes place from November 13 to 15 in downtown Austin. Enter conversations shaping the future of education, economics, health care, energy, technology, public security, culture, arts and much more.
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