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The launch of the crypto exchange in Thailand comes at an opportune time, as the country continues to embrace digital innovation and blockchain technology.
Swedish fintech mainstay Klarna cut its Q1 net loss to $120.7 million while boosting operating income by 22% YoY.
The ongoing negotiations surrounding the US debt ceiling have been a key focal point for investors as the June 1 deadline approaches.
The legal process is going on, with the next hearing scheduled for June 6th.
Gemini also plans to expand its workforce after the EU adopted the new Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulations (MiCA), which were formally approved on May 16.
The Brazil Central Bank Digital Currency will initially focus on wholesale interbank transaction payment solutions.
TradeBlock will officially begin the process of shutting down on May 31.
Due to a favorable forecast and AI adoption, Nvidia has seen explosive growth and could soon hit the trillion-dollar market cap.
The controversy surrounding Ledger’s key-recovery service has boosted sales for its competitor Trezor. Besides, Trezor also addressed concerns over security and develops an auditable secure element through its sister company Tropic Square.
Recent leaks suggest that the upcoming GTA 6 video game could adopt play-to-earn gaming mechanics that see gamers earn crypto in real life.
Although the first round was originally proposed to last for only two days, technical glitches and delays caused it to drag through nine days.
Despite the future fears being nursed, TikTok said it is still building out the responses and feedbacks from the AI.
The OpenAI’s ChatGPT app has integrated Whisper, an open-source speech-recognition system, to enable voice inputs.
Yesterday, Microsoft VC and President Brad Smith called for a new supervisory agency and proposed guidelines for effective AI regulation.
Amid reports of layoffs, Alibaba surprised the market by announcing plans to hire 15,000 people in 2023. It is pursuing a six-way split of its operations and preparing for the spinoff of Alibaba Cloud.