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U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs lost $1.0418 billion across October 30 and November 2, led by $639 million in BlackRock IBIT outflows. Bitcoin briefly tested $76,300.
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Samsung expects its 2026 2nm foundry project orders to more than double year over year as AI chip demand grows, but fab yields, customer shipments and profitability remain unproven.
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Bosch’s $2 billion Roseville silicon-carbide fab has produced samples, but commercial qualification, customer shipments and factory yields remain the tests behind its 2028 chip strategy.
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Tether’s CEO estimates 150,000 Bitcoin in company holdings, versus about 100,060 BTC implied by the September USDT reserve attestation. The gap does not prove a new acquisition.
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Tutor Intelligence raises $75 million, taking total funding to $117 million. Its warehouse robots rely on human tutors; reliability and deployment economics remain unverified.
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Liquid Network says every L-BTC is again backed 1:1 by Bitcoin after the September 2026 exploit, but direct Federation withdrawals remain restricted.
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NVIDIA details city AI projects in Spain, Malaysia and beyond. We examine claimed traffic gains, service costs, privacy, simulation limits and missing audits.
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Bosch plans a dedicated semiconductor division in 2028 and targets €5 billion in annual chip sales by 2030, expanding into robotics, AI power electronics and third-party foundry work.
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Drax, Brookfield and Radiant target more than 1 GW of AI data-center capacity in North Yorkshire, with a first 100 MW phase planned for 2028.
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Strategy’s November 2 SEC filing reveals 811 BTC acquired for $65.5 million, alongside $208.2 million in STRC repurchases. A capital-flow chart explains the difference.
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Franklin Templeton’s Sandy Kaul argues blockchain rails could enable autonomous AI payments. The July 2026 thesis, October agent-finance context and forecast uncertainties explained.
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GitHub Octoverse 2026 records 17.9 billion pushes, 34.3 billion commits and 45.4 billion Actions jobs. What the figures measure and why they matter.
