IBM Offers Bitcoin at the Annual Campus Party

IBM Offers Bitcoin at the Annual Campus Party

Campus Party is an annual technology festival where thousands of “campuseros” (hackers, developers, gamers and geeks) equipped with laptops camp on-site and immerse themselves in a truly unique environment. Campus Party unites the brightest minds under the idea that the Internet is not a network of computers; it’s a network of people. Campus Party is already recognized as the biggest electronic entertainment event online in the world. Campus Party 2015 (CPBR8), in São Paulo Expo in Brasil will be the acting grounds for a special event promoted and supported by a wide number of big....


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