The Ethereum Foundation released a policy guide advocating for Ethereum's use in government and institutional digital systems, highlighting its decentralized design as ideal for public infrastructure like digital identity and asset tokenization. The guide emphasizes Ethereum's strong uptime, security, and decentralized governance, contrasting it with centralized networks prone to outages and control risks. It also cites real-world government projects using Ethereum, urging policymakers to differentiate between truly decentralized blockchains and those controlled by corporations. This move aims to position Ethereum as a neutral, reliable platform for long-term public sector applications amid growing interest in blockchain technology by governments worldwide.
In the first half of 2026, cybersecurity mergers and acquisitions reached a record 219 deals totaling $9.1 billion, driven by growing enterprise consolidation and the maturation of AI security companies. The market saw a landmark $4.175 billion acqui...
Applied Digital has completed Phase 1 of its second building at Polaris Forge 1, adding 75 MW of AI operational capacity and bringing the campus total to 175 MW. This on-time delivery highlights the company's efficient execution model and ability to ...
VSORA, a French semiconductor company, has strengthened its funding round with Ardian leading the investment to support the commercial launch of its AI inference processor, Jotunn8. This funding validates VSORA's advanced technology and positions it ...
Swords to Plowshares received a $750,000 grant from The Home Depot Foundation to rehabilitate 1035 Van Ness Avenue in San Francisco into 124 permanent supportive homes for veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness. This $44 million project con...
Glass has celebrated two years of transforming U.S. federal procurement through its AI-native G-Commerce platform, part of the General Services Administration’s Commercial Platforms Program. The platform now serves over 50,000 federal users across 44...
