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Welcome to this blog.

I'm a researcher with the Free University of Bolzano - Bozen. My main topics of interest are Cloud and Edge computing, Distributed computing,  Decentralised Ledger Technology (DLT), Blockchain, and Cryptocurrency. 

During the day I have to study different projects and topics across the web and mostly my best university in the world which is Youtube. As you know when you start to read about a new topic you will find many materials and many of them could be useless or unavailable. Therefore, in this blog, I decided to insert these documents which may come in the form of a link as a Text, Video, Clips, etc.

In this way, I can have an archive of what I did and from which sources I learned that topic. Also, you can see which content is more useful for a lazy learner guy like me. 

You can find me on Youtube here 

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