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GNU Taler is a Free Software privacy-friendly payment system from the GNU project. Taler does not use a blockchain: monetary policies are expected to be set by a central bank. Digital money can be issued either by commercial banks or by the central bank. Paying with Taler is extremely efficient: customers authorize transactions with one click, and then the system takes only a few milliseconds to finalize the transactions. In this talk, our speaker, Christian Grothoff, Professor of computer network security at Bern University, will introduce the political goals, architecture and technology behind Taler, demonstrate the current state of development and outline likely future developments.
Don't forget to stick around for the apéro following the talk!!😋😋
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Christian Grothoff is Professor for Computer Network Security at the Bern University of Applied Sciences, researching future Internet architectures. He is a GNU maintainer and co-founder of Taler Systems SA and Anastasis SARL.
Christian Grothoff is Professor for Computer Network Security at the Bern University of Applied Sciences, researching future Internet architectures. He is a GNU maintainer and co-founder of Taler Systems SA and Anastasis SARL.
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