Bitcoin's network computing power, or hashrate, has declined about 22-24% from its late 2025 peak, marking what Twenty One Capital CEO Raphael Zagury calls the first "hashrate bear market." This prolonged drop differs from the sharp 2021 decline caused by China's mining ban, as miners now increasingly redirect infrastructure investment toward artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, which compete for similar resources. While some mining companies continue large Bitcoin operations, many are shifting to AI hosting, benefiting from lower network difficulty and potentially higher revenue share for remaining miners. The sector's future will depend on Bitcoin price trends, mining costs, and how companies balance mining with AI ventures.
Callan JMB has received and will install a QuickStrip™ oral thin-film production line from Rapid Dose Therapeutics at its Texas facility, marking a key step in expanding its domestic pharmaceutical manufacturing. This new capability aims to produce f...
Known, a company developing accountability infrastructure for autonomous AI, announced that Edna Conway, former senior security executive at Microsoft and Cisco, has joined its Advisory Council. Conway brings extensive experience in cybersecurity and...
A SEON survey of 2,026 U.S. adults reveals that while 68% use AI agents weekly for personal tasks, half are uncomfortable letting AI handle credit card purchases. Only 15% would share financial info with AI, and 43% lack confidence in spotting fraudu...
Radiopharm Theranostics announced progress in its oncology radiopharmaceutical pipeline, including preparing for a pivotal Phase 3 imaging trial of RAD101 for recurrent brain metastases after a successful FDA End-of-Phase 2 meeting. The company also ...
UroGen Pharma has dosed the first patient in a Phase 1 trial testing UGN-501, a next-generation oncolytic virus for non-muscle invasive bladder cancer (NMIBC). The trial aims to evaluate the safety and tolerability of UGN-501 administered directly in...
