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President Donald Trump claims that communities rejecting AI data center constructions "want to end up being backwards and poor."
Read original →The latest attacks prompted oil prices to climb above $90 a barrel, as energy market participants monitored the prospect of renewed supply risks.
Read original →The SEC’s formal crypto rule proposal marks a major pivot from an enforcement-first approach toward a structured compliance model, filling a regulatory vacuum as congressional action on the Clarity Act stalls. The framework offers projects a path to raise capital under defined disclosure requirements before transitioning to a decentralized status once central management is no longer driving value. While questions around custody and open-ledger mechanics remain unresolved, the proposal gives startups a viable route to fundraise and build without facing immediate, costly SEC enforcement battles. According to Ashley Ebersole, the SEC likely waited because Congress was expected to act first through the Clarity Act. But as the year moved on, the odds of legislation passing quickly dropped. That matters because legislation is more durable than regulation. A law passed by Congress can only be undone through another act of Congress and a presidential signature. A rule written by an agency is easier to reverse under a future administration. For now, the big question is whether Congress acts in time - or whether the SEC’s rules become the main roadmap for the next phase of crypto regulation. Listen to the full interview to hear more from Ebersole on the SEC and Clarity Act. Don’t forget to follow us @INN_Technology for real-time news updates! Securities Disclosure: I, Meagen Seatter, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
Read original →What do you think Apple will announce? It's your last chance to enter the final round of ZDNET's Big Guessing Game.
Read original →Tim Cook’s farewell memo to Apple employees offers a glimpse at how he wants John Ternus to be seen: as a product builder with deep experience across the iPhone, Mac, AirPods and other major hardware lines
Read original →Oil prices moved higher Monday, after the U.S. struck Iranian targets for the first time in weeks.
Read original →Eskom reports that it is aiming to stabilise yearly sales at the 178 TWh level reported in its 2026 financial year, which represented another 6.1% year-on-year fall. The State-owned utility has recorded an ongoing decline in sales for more than ten years, having reported sales of more than 224 TWh in its 2012 financial year.
Read original →OpenAI's ChatGPT advertising business has reached a $1 billion annualized revenue run rate. This represents a significant new revenue stream for the company and signals growing commercial viability of AI-powered ad platforms.
Read original →GenAlpha is bringing agentic AI tooling to analog chip design challenges at DAC 2026, addressing a persistent bottleneck where verification and analog blocks consume significant design time. This development could accelerate EDA workflows and reduce time-to-market for complex semiconductor designs.
Read original →Key market metrics are coiling near consequential thresholds heading into September, prompting elevated investor caution. This technical positioning suggests imminent volatility and potential market direction shifts in the near term.
Read original →Zinc prices hit a four-year high of $4,107 per ton on the London Metal Exchange on August 27, 2026, up 55% from a mid-2025 trough of $2,650 per ton, driven by plunging Western stockpiles and mine supply cuts. Tightening zinc supply reshapes mining project economics and accelerates development of polymetallic deposits where silver and lead credits improve project returns.
Read original →China's CXMT has produced its first HBM3E (high-bandwidth memory) chips, narrowing the technological gap in advanced AI memory production. This domestic capability reduces China's reliance on foreign semiconductor imports for AI acceleration and alters the geopolitical dynamics of AI infrastructure supply chains.
Read original →SUSE is positioning hardware flexibility as a core component of sovereign AI infrastructure, allowing enterprises to switch AI accelerators without rebuilding their software stack. This approach addresses vendor lock-in concerns and supports technology-neutral AI deployment strategies.
Read original →Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's hawkish remarks at Jackson Hole elevated market expectations for a tighter monetary policy stance at the September FOMC meeting. This signals potential tension between the Federal Reserve and Treasury Department over interest rate direction.
Read original →Gold Runner Exploration has identified new high-grade mineralization on the Golden Girl property in British Columbia's Golden Triangle, with assay results of up to 25,306 grams per ton silver and 11.22 grams per ton gold (12.7 gold equivalent ounces per ton) over a 350-meter gold stack trend. This discovery extends the economic viability of polymetallic gold-silver deposits in the region.
Read original →An analysis of Glassdoor reviews shows that positive AI comments have dropped from 81 to 43 percent since 2019. Executives rate AI mostly positive, while insurance claims workers rate it almost entirely negative. Fear of job loss is just one complaint among many. Forced adoption, surveillance, and unrealistic productivity expectations weigh just as heavily. The article AI sentiment is turning sour as employee reviews reveal growing frustration across the workforce appeared first on The Decoder.
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