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BOSTON and MILAN, Dec. 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Algorand Inc., a world leader in Layer-1 blockchain technology, has been selected to be the public blockchain that will support an innovative digital guarantees platform in Italy. The company today joined the Bank of Italy and the Italian insurance authority IVASS, along with more than 30 financial institutions at an event in Milan to illustrate how bank and insurance guarantees can be issued on digital ledger technologies (DLT) also known as blockchain.
The event, hosted by CETIF, the Research Center for Technologies, Innovations and Finance of the Catholic University of Milan, will include presentations and live technology demonstrations as part of a three-day forum. CETIF Advisory has been leading an ecosystemic effort to develop a blockchain-based open "Digital Sureties" platform that will serve the needs of Italy's banking and insurance markets.
The new platform is expected to become operational in early 2023 and will be the first time an EU Member State enables the use of blockchain technology for bank and insurance guarantees. Algorand is the only public blockchain that the Digital Sureties platform uses.
"We selected Algorand because of its unparalleled level of innovation and security among permissionless DLTs, as well as because of its leadership in sustainability," said Federico Rajola, professor, CETIF. "Our goal is to help Italy not only recover from the economic impact of Covid-19, but also excel through innovation and leadership. Our ecosystemic projects are meant to help generate strategic platforms, such as the Digital Sureties platform supported by Algorand. We believe these platforms can and will dramatically contribute to the country's competitive sustainability for the benefit of all."
"We are proud and honored to be the public blockchain chosen by the Digital Sureties platform of Italy," said Silvio Micali, Founder of Algorand Inc. "Through Algorand's technology, we can help solve for many critical issues facing financial institutions and governments across the world today, bringing opportunity and inclusion to communities in need everywhere."
CETIF is the Research Center on Technologies, Innovation and Finance of the Catholic University of Milan. Its mission is to accelerate and foster the evolution of the financial, banking and insurance sectors and their competitive capacity through innovation, digitalization and business sustainability. It promotes research, organizes conferences and offers over 100 university higher education courses to help train future leaders. CETIF's work convenes leaders across academia, government and industry to help advance innovative thinking and technologies across the financial, banking and insurance sectors. CETIF members include over 50 banking, insurance and financial institutions, over 30.000 high level executives enrolled in more than 15 dedicated communities, generating over 200 yearly events, aimed at the evolution of the targeted markets. www.cetif.it
CETIF Advisory is a spin-off of the University's Research Center that focuses on turning academic research into practice, helping new technologies emerge and consolidate in the marketplace through ecosystemic projects. CETIF Advisory currently focuses its activities on digital ledger technologies (DLT), artificial intelligence and advanced analytics, competitive, regulatory and HR assessment, benchmarking and human/machine interaction.
Recognized and supported by the CNCF, the first Kubernetes Community Days will be held on 17 and 18 November 2021. It was a great moment-event designed by the community for the community, with the aim of gathering all fans of Cloud Native themes nationwide for two half-days. That was the goal: to create a dedicated space that was designed for the Italian community, but which did not exclude the international one.
Firstly, it was necessary to find an identity: colours and symbols that would represent us to the entire global community. You have no idea how many discussions were had, but in the end she won: the pizza.
What is more Italian than a pizza? Sure, maybe pasta with tomato and basil, but pizza means so many things. It means the Italian esprit exported all over the world, it means sociability, sharing and simplicity; it solves domestic issues by bringing the North, Center and South of the peninsula together in agreement. We could have chosen the Colosseum to represent us, or he Milan Cathedral, the Tower of Pisa, San Marco in Venice, the Valley of the Temples, the Abruzzo trabocchi, polenta concia, or the Three Peaks in the Dolomites! How could we ever choose and decide on one part of the whole?
The KCD Italy 2021 logo represents a sliced half-pizza arranged between rolling pins that evoke the steering arms of a Kubernetes rudder. Beneath a festoon to underline the student spirit of the moment and confer a cheerful solemnity at the same time. We added small anchors because there are many nautical references in Cloud Native, and we did not want to be outdone.
We hope to have conveyed the depth of meaning behind this logo, which is a symbol of good times but also of a strong sense of sharing.We look forward to seeing you on 17/18 November for the first edition, but get ready for the one in 2022 (a suggestion below).
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With the collapse of the Roman Empire, the barbaric invasions and the consequent merging with other languages (and also for other reasons), Latin developed in the so called Romance languages, which came from the vulgar (i.e., spoken by common people) versions of Latin itself.
In particular, the vulgar spoken in Florence and nearby was chosen to be standard Italian. What was the exact reason behind this historical linguistics choice? Why not other local versions of vulgar Latin?
Was it because at that time a massive stream of literary works was flourishing in the area of Tuscany? It is known that in Sicily there was this same phenomenon, namely Vulgar Sicilian had created a set of literary works, praised by Dante Alighieri himself.
As a side note: there's wide agreement about Tuscan literature having been very important in the birth of Italian literature and this is the reason why Florentine became the basis of modern Italian. But why was Tuscany so interested in literature in Italian? Because Tuscany had a very high concentration of "free cities" that represented, together with the maritime republics (one of which was also in Tuscany, Pisa), the first embryos of merchant capitalism and the new social class of the modern age, the bourgeoisie. This raised the cultural level of that area and at the same time the interest of the cultured milieu of Tuscany in the formation of a national culture and a national market.
I would think a major factor was the prestige of the literary works from the area of Firenze. And this prestige might have reinforced the use of Toscano as a kind of lingua franca among certain people on the peninsula way before Regno d'Italia came about. Most people however would of course only speak their local language/dialect, something that didn't really change until the advent of compulsory education.
IF literary Toscano had lacked this prestige and the political unification of the peninsula had still been driven by the Regno di Sardegna, then the standard of Italian would have been Piemontese, or if the unification had been driven by the Regno delle Due Sicilie then the base would have been some form of Napolitano,
On the other hand the literary prestige of Toscano might also be seen as one of the driving forces behind the unification as such. Without this and the notion that there was such a thing as a common 'Italian' culture then the unification might not have taken place at all!
Yes, there were other languages in the 13th and 14th century that was widely used like the Provenau of the troubadours and of course all the different regions and states had their own traditions, and also literary models. And for official purposes there was always Latin.
He grew up in Venice, traveled widely with his father the ambassador, including a stay in Firenze where he learned Toscano; he studied Greek in Messina, worked in Ferrara, was official historian of the Republic, and ended up as a Cardinal in Rome.
Because of his travels he had first-hand experience of different language in the north, center and south. I think his preference for Toscano as a common literary language was linguistic;Toscano belonged/belongs to the central group of languages, being neither northern nor southern. He might have thought that this would make Toscano easy to understand and acquire for writers from all over the peninsula, from Turin to Palermo.
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With given family, I refer to your blood relatives, such as your parents, grandparents, siblings, and cousins. But also, I refer to the friends you never chose. The friends you have simply because you were born in a town, you went to the only elementary school in that town, and you met other children. Of course, when you are 6 years old, you do not exactly choose your friends, and these friends become part of your given family.
This is the interesting piece. I changed 15 houses in my life and I realized something interesting: I could choose to stay in touch with some friends, and to not nurture the relationship with others! In other words, I could start building a chosen family, a family of people who were in my life because I wanted them in my life!
You may ask: so why am I afraid of failure? Because someone passed their fears down to you! It could be your parents of your friends. Every fear you have is a learned fear. In particular, studies show that there are two main fears that all human beings develop over the course of their lives: the fear of not being loved, and the fear of not being enough. This already explains why it is painful when your given family does not support you, right? You do not feel loved.
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