Steve Wozniak’s Efforce company attending the Delta Summit

The blockchain company co-founded by Apple’s Steve Wozniak, Efforce, will participate in the Delta Summit 2019 event, to be held in Malta from October 2nd till the 4th. It is one of the world’s leading digital innovation summits and is the official event dedicated to blockchain and digital innovation in the country.  

During the three days there will be dozens of other important speakers, including Efforce, but also Binance, OkCoin, NEO and many others.

In particular, on October 4th, at 17:05 at the Exhibition Stage, there will be a panel entitled “Using blockchain purely as a good force to better humanity”, moderated by Youree Lee, which will also be attended by the co-founder of Efforce Jacopo Visetti, in addition to Josianne Cutajar, Shakil Muhammad, Jill Ni and Brad Kayton. 

Efforce will also be present at the Delta Summit with a stand consisting of a large monolith on which videos will be projected full screen from which you can download content by simply approaching your smartphone. 

The Delta Summit will deal with topics related not only to blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies but also to other disruptive technologies such as AI and IoT and growth sectors such as E-Sports, with the aim of bringing together companies and people to exchange ideas and discuss the evolution of these technologies. 

For those who want to participate, on the official website you can buy tickets. 

Malta is proposing itself as a major global hub for these sectors. Indeed, among the many speakers at the event, there will also be the Prime Minister of the country, Joseph Muscat, who will illustrate the efforts that his government is making to establish the country as a blockchain hub.

It is no coincidence that Efforce has chosen Malta as the location to establish its own startup. In July, Malta Business also dedicated an article to them at the presentation of the Delta Summit, during which Steve Wozniak revealed how the use of blockchain can help to reduce energy consumption “without asking for substantial sacrifices from consumers”.