Global Health and Wellness Tourism 2018 examines the global background and potential of one of the fastest growing global tourism niches.

This is a comprehensive report on global health and wellness tourism and is complied by an author who has been writing about the subject for 12 years.

Wellness tourism has been identified as one of the fastest growing travel segments, but also the most lucrative and dozens of international hotel groups are fighting to capture market share.

The report discusses the background, providing insights into the supply chain, business models, products and services, regulation, global organisations and with profiles of companies and countries in this sector.

 It talks about how data centers using these resources to keep their data center cool which is not only healthy for the environment and more economical to them.If you want to know how data centers are utilizing renewable sources such as water and wind, read our blog title ‘Free Cooling in Data Centers: Going Green and Economical’.

By the year 2024, Renub research predicts that native starch market is anticipated to cross US$ 7 Billion globally. Starch is a polysaccharide which is made up of glucose and is cache carbohydrate of the plant kingdom. Starch takes place as a small granule differs in size from 1 to 100 microns, the shape and size of granules being planted specific. All the Starch is summarization polymers of glucose, starch is not proportionate materials.
On the basis of raw materials, the native starch market is segmented as corn, wheat, cassava and potato. Native starch is used in soups desert puddings, sauces, and other food applications just to add to the taste and flavor of the food recipes. The Native starch market is also segmented on the basis of its application in various companies like processed food, Confectionery and Drinks, Corrugating and Paper Making, Feed, Pharmaceuticals and Chemicals and other nonfood. Native starch is widely used in dairy products, confectionery and bakery to provide texture and consistency to the final product and in pharmaceutical industry; it is used in the formulation of tablets.

Global Cloud Service Brokerage Market industry valued approximately USD 4.7 billion in 2016 is anticipated to grow with a healthy growth rate of more than 17.30% over the forecast period 2017-2025. The major factors driving the growth are rising need for Cloud Service Brokerage worldwide, evolution of innovative products such as home monitoring systems, leak detector systems, and so on, along with complicated monetary products such as forex cards that need informative and succinct advertisement content.

What’s all the buzz about Directed Acyclic Graph and DAG-based cryptocoins? Can digital currency really work without a blockchain? Read on to learn the answers.
Scaling a blockchain has proved to be a daunting, complicated task. Bitcoin, a trailblazer for all digital currencies, has been a stagnant, low-throughput network for years for this very reason.

Currently, there are many initiatives circling around the crypto space that are aimed to enhance Bitcoin’s (and other platform’s) TPS. Some experts motion to have the block size increased, others want the processing time on the network to be reduced. There’s a great deal of debate as to which variable should be changed and, given how resentful the Bitcoin community is to any modifications, there’s no telling when the issue will be tackled.

Some projects, however, offer a more radical approach to remedy blockchain’s problems: they’ve built completely new networks which do not use the blockchain data structure at all. The likes of IOTA and Byteball, which have already made waves in the crypto space, are set to redefine how cryptocurrencies are hosted. Instead of blockchain, they’re seeking to implement something called Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG).

Today, we’ll provide a brief overview of what is DAG, how the directed acyclic graphs work and describe, in detail, what IOTA and Byteball are trying to achieve by using it.