Artificial Intelligence
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OpenAI says its AI has challenged the Exponential Time Hypothesis with a public proof and Lean formalization. What the claim means, and why independent review matters.
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Unconventional AI agrees to acquire NeuReality as it pursues a 1,000× AI computing-efficiency goal. Here’s what is confirmed and what remains untested.
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang estimates a 1 GW AI data center can represent around $50 billion in investment and says productive GPU lifetimes could reach eight years or more. What his Yahoo Finance interview means for data-center financing.
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Bill Gates sees a roughly 20-year transition toward powerful humanoid robotics, but practical deployments and their economic effects remain uncertain.
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Bitcoin Core will fast-track fixes and advisories for vulnerabilities that AI or other low-effort methods can readily rediscover. Here is what node operators should know.
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AGCO and Agility Robotics plan to test Digit humanoids at the Hesston, Kansas, factory in 2027. Learn the proposed jobs, safety considerations and milestones ahead.
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Tether says its QVAC AI agent already uses MDK to interact with Bitcoin mining systems. Here’s what autonomous mining control can and cannot do.
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Explore what AI-agent accounts actually say about Bitcoin, Lightning and USDC, alongside controlled studies and early transaction experiments.
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Compare October 2026 analyst targets for Hut 8, Riot and MARA with their latest closing prices, ratings, financing plans and the risks of shifting from mining to AI.
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Soluna and Applied Digital have agreed to plan a 50 MW AI data center beside a Texas wind farm. Learn how the venture, power supply and proposed lease would work.
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Google and Voltus are planning gigawatt-scale flexible power capacity across PJM. Learn how batteries, smart thermostats and industrial demand response can support the grid.
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Emerald AI, NVIDIA and Nscale report a 25% AI server-rack power reduction during a 30-minute Iceland test. Here’s what the result shows about flexible data-center loads—and what it does not.
