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Marvell’s second-generation Structera X CXL 3.2 memory expanders support up to 9TB of DDR4 or 6TB of DDR5 per controller for memory-heavy AI workloads.
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Palantir has reached a fresh all-time high above $209, pushing its market value past $500 billion as investors weigh explosive AI-driven growth against a demanding valuation.
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Michael Saylor says AI agents will push finance toward digital wallets, programmable payments and digital capital, tying Bitcoin policy to U.S. AI competitiveness.
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Ring’s first smart lock uses a hand-powered dial and supercapacitor to create enough emergency power to unlock the door when the main battery dies.
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Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala tells Bloomberg that trade shocks, tariffs and geopolitics are straining the global system, but argues for diversifying—not abandoning—globalization.
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Brookings estimates U.S. AI infrastructure investment could reach $10.3 trillion from 2025 through 2032, averaging 3.63% of GDP per year.
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Hyperscale Data cut its ATM sales ceiling from $300 million to $100 million after raising about $49.8 million, while keeping its Michigan AI buildout central.
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Fox Business calls it a push toward a fourth major U.S. phone company. SpaceX says Starlink Mobile could become a major U.S. carrier.
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Assembly language is a simple way to tell a computer what to do using small storage spaces called registers. Registers are basically like tiny boxes inside the processor that hold numbers while you work with them. To add two numbers, you first put each number into its own box, then you add the contents of…
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From tobacco notes and whiskey to cacao beans, wampum and beaver pelts, people have repeatedly turned useful commodities into money. Here are five of the wildest examples—and what they reveal about why Bitcoin appeals as a modern monetary asset.
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Bitcoin block 970,904 was mined through Braiins Solo on October 11, carrying a 3.125 BTC subsidy plus 0.0039865 BTC in transaction fees. The exact winning hardware remains unknown.
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CleanSpark says it will stop monthly Bitcoin mining operational updates and move to quarterly reporting after September 2026, as its business expands further into large-scale data centers.
