Exploring the intersection of AI, enterprise transformation, and strategic leadership
Creating sustainable revenue through blockchain-based continuous data leasing
As the telecommunications industry evolves, companies are exploring innovative ways to capitalize on the growing volumes of data generated by IoT devices. This article explores how telecommunications companies can leverage blockchain technology to tokenize and lease IoT data, creating a new market that aligns with IP rights management, data privacy regulations, and a commission-based revenue model.
In this article, I delve into the reasons why public blockchains, despite their innovation and promise, are ill-suited for handling mission-critical workloads. Through the lens of ISO 27001 and the CIA triad, we examine the fundamental challenges in confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
It's December 2020 and bitcoin is in the news again as it's making all time highs against the US Dollar. When asked recently 'is bitcoin money?', I realized this is a great question worth exploring. The answer lies in understanding what money truly is: a shared belief.
To understand the path to mainstream adoption of Financial Asset Tokenisation, it's important to examine the current progress of financial institutions in their tokenisation journey. From asset velocity to asset mobility, we're witnessing the emergence of a new digital financial system.

The UK's £14 billion AI Opportunities Action Plan represents a landmark opportunity for a leading UK telco to enhance its data centre portfolio and develop an AI sovereign cloud in close collaboration with the UK government. This initiative is designed to position the UK as a global AI leader by expanding compute capacity and modernising critical infrastructure.

The future of AI is shifting toward decentralized models, where data and processing are distributed across multiple nodes rather than centralized in hyperscalers. This transformation is driven by the need to protect sensitive information in critical sectors like government, healthcare, and finance.

When the European Central Bank's Piero Cipollone declared that the digital euro is about protecting our freedom, autonomy and security, he was articulating a fundamental truth that every European business leader needs to understand: we are building our digital future on someone else's foundation.