Core Scientific has entered a 15-year agreement with AMD for 529 MW of AI infrastructure capacity, potentially generating $14 billion in base contracted revenue. The deal includes options for AMD to reserve up to 1.9 GW more capacity through 2028, expanding the partnership to about 2.5 GW. This marks a strategic pivot for Core Scientific away from bitcoin mining, following the end of its ASIC chip agreement with Block. The company is focusing on AI data centers using AMD technology, with deployments expected to start in 2027, while bitcoin mining revenue has sharply declined.
Apptopia's report reveals that Roblox Corporation experienced growth in Weekly Active Users and average time spent per daily active user among the 17-25 age group during Q2 2026, continuing into July. This trend highlights increasing engagement from ...
LEPAS, Chery Auto's mid-to-premium new energy vehicle (NEV) brand, has introduced a global lineup featuring the LEPAS L4 EV, L6 EV, and L8 PHEV. These models emphasize elegant design, intelligent technology, and versatile space to meet diverse global...
Implicity received FDA clearance for its next-generation ILR ECG Analyzer, an AI-powered cloud software that reduces false-positive alerts from implantable cardiac monitors by up to 76% while maintaining high sensitivity for true cardiac events. The ...
YieldMax ETFs announced weekly distributions for their Group 1 ETFs, with distribution rates ranging from 26.17% to 60.34% annualized. These ETFs cover sectors like semiconductors, AI & tech, crypto, metals, and covered call strategies. Distributions...
The global ultrasonic aspirator market, valued at $194 million in 2025, is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.87% to reach $376 million by 2035. Growth is fueled by increased use in neurosurgery, orthopedic, and minimally invasive surgeries, driven by ...
